The phrase "achieved is possible" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "What we have achieved is possible for others to replicate."
Alternatives: "what has been accomplished is feasible" or "what we have done is attainable."
Though previous census counts have undercounted populations in many large cities, directors of this year's census say that a 100percentt return, though never achieved, is possible.
Having recently studied this piece in a Bible class, I found some insight that peace, long sought after and rarely achieved, is possible if only we change our mainframe on how to approach it.
Much of what was achieved was possible because the partners were in middle-income settings.
All this alleged scam could achieve is possible cancellation of federal loans — far from the whole thing, and far from guaranteed.
Growing up around high achievers like my parents and siblings have given me the confidence that anything you want to achieve is possible if you are passionate about it, prepare for it and do your best everyday.
Everything that art and the brush can achieve was possible for him, and he was the greatest painter of the time and is still unsurpassed.
De Lairesse's laudatory words that follow explain why Rembrandt was admired: Everything that art and the brush can achieve was possible for him, and he was the greatest painter of the time and is still unsurpassed.
The excellent performance achieved is only possible due to the complex routing established to connect all N BN processors with corresponding (N - K) CN processors.
"The deal we achieved is the best deal possible, it is the only deal possible.
The question is this: Is achieving them is possible while still taking care of all your other financial obligations, including helping your children pay for college, managing your estate and tackling rising medical and long-term care costs?
But when that minimum is achieved, everything is possible.
