The phrase "achievable that" is not correct and does not form a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "It is achievable that we can meet the deadline if we work together."
Alternatives: "possible that" or "feasible that".
It's the struggling, stretching your skills and working towards something achievable that makes us happy – not the accomplishment.
Gauging how achievable that figure is will only be possible once such treatment is up and running, says Ian Cooke, an emeritus professor at Sheffield University in England and one of its founders.
Scenarios should be stretching yet achievable; that is, the learner should have the basic abilities to manage the scenario but should have those abilities stretched.
In a short statement, ISS said it is confident that HP and Compaq's integration efforts are achievable, that cost savings of $2.5 billion are achievable and that HP's revenue-loss projections of 5% are reasonable.
Now that health care is achievable, that the political moon and stars are lined up to do it, she's no longer there".
I think it's now vital, and achievable, that housing professionals rise to the challenge (and opportunity) of bringing your residents online too.
"That's an achievable goal; that can get done in 10 days," Mr. Obama said to reporters during a hastily scheduled evening appearance in the White House briefing room.
These expectations must include ambitious but achievable goals that expect faster progress for groups that are further behind.
In case anyone needs a reminder that a more gender balanced ratio is achievable, consider that VIDA has expanded its efforts to look at smaller publications.
This is a brilliant idea, an achievable reform that would have tremendously far-reaching practical effects.
Because if you fail at the very achievable thing, that would break my heart".
