The phrase "achievable way" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches that can realistically be accomplished or attained.
Example: "We need to find an achievable way to reduce our carbon footprint without sacrificing productivity."
Alternatives: "feasible method" or "attainable approach".
Finally, if there is a military component, we will have to define the objective in an achievable way".
There is only one practical, achievable way to make American Presidential elections democratic and participatory, and that is to enact the National Popular Vote plan.
Nonetheless, in a nod toward the unanimity of the scientific community, he added: "This report does provide us with enough evidence to move forward in a responsible, reasonable and achievable way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
(Feaver is currently working for the Bush National Security Council staff). Putting these two studies together, we can see that the challenge for the United States and its allies is to define "winning" in an achievable way, so that public support can be maintained.
"It's the first time that [such a memory] has been demonstrated in a fairly achievable way," she says.
An immediately achievable way of including uncertainty into HYSPLIT predictions would be to follow the Wellington VAAC approach and make the predictions based on multiple NWP models for each hypothetical eruption.
It's not a lack of will that is the problem; it's a lack of politically and practically achievable ways to achieve these results.
If bold policies and appropriate investment are put in place rapidly, then there are achievable ways to prevent such an unprecedented humanitarian disaster.
Walking is one of the most accessible and achievable ways to conquer this inactivity pandemic in Britain, and we need to get started now.
Your article did not do justice to the city's pioneering effort to find achievable ways to make our urban environment a safer place to live, work and build.
That begins in small, achievable ways, with increased experimentation and inquisitiveness.
