The phrase "all realizable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing possibilities, potential outcomes, or achievable goals.
Example: "In this project, we aim to explore all realizable options to enhance our efficiency."
Alternatives: "all achievable" or "all possible".
Just as clearly, however, regulatory authorities cannot require a purely empirical estimate of it, as this would entail studying all practically realizable dosage regimens in all possible clinical circumstances, a manifestly impractical task.
These interrelations are used to delineate a compact and convex space that bounds the set of all physically realizable 2-point correlations called the 2-point correlations hull.
The dispersion of pollutants exhausted from a building roof stack located in a tower was investigated using various types of k ε turbulence models, i.e., a standard k ε model, a RNG k ε model and a realizable k ε model, all implemented using Fluent software.
One well-known example of this failure is that complex numbers are required to model all physically-realizable two-level systems, such as the polarization state of a photon.
Calculations show that very high values in all categories are realizable.
All told, the realizable value of the factory and of Robinson's bottling businesses covered only about half of the loans outstanding.
"To be young," Fitzgerald wrote on their first day away from home, "to be bound for the far hills, to be going where happiness hung from a tree, a ring to be tilted for, a bright garland to be won — It was still a realizable thing, we thought, still a harbor from the dullness and the tears and the disillusion of all the stationary world". Now there was a man who enjoyed a road trip.
Here, we address the question of whether annotation of all genomes with sequences from the available open access (OA) biomedical literature is a realizable and practical goal.
Turner, J. A. A realizable renewable energy future.
