The phrase "are attainable at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or accessibility of something at a specific location or under certain conditions.
Example: "The resources you need for your project are attainable at the local library."
Alternatives: "can be found at" or "are available at".
That seems far off, if it is attainable at all; instead, the fragile, partly reconstructed Afghan state feels as if it may be fragmenting again, slowly, piece by piece, under multiple violent pressures.
The NMRD profiles clearly indicated that maximum efficiency is attainable at magnetic field strength of 1 T.
Diagnostic image quality was attainable at the level of proximal segments in 67% of patients, while proximal and mid-coronary segments were accessible in 23% of patients.
By selectively applying the trajectory-based merging to subsegments of longer clips, accurate segmentations may be attainable at reduced computational complexity.
A reasonably high PAE ~55% is attainable at 2.0 GHz and an adjacent channel leakage power ratio (ACPR) of over −48 dBc is achieved.
Dynamic colour switching contrast of 10% is attainable at 5 s switching time, while switching steps as short as 0.5 s afford 6% contrast value.
The analysis of the obtained rate equation shows that the best utilization of photons is attainable at low light intensities, suggesting that preconcentration of solar light is unnecessary.
For all cases, very high accuracy is attainable at moderate computational cost relative to the expense of variable order finite difference methods in time.
Pre- and post-treatment AFM imaging shows that controlled reductive etching of the SWCNTs is attainable at a variety of pressures and temperatures in hot surface/cold gas and hot surface/hot gas systems.
One study indicates that an entirely renewable energy supply based on 70% wind is attainable at today's power prices by linking wind farms with an HVDC supergrid.
