The phrase "as doable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express that something is achievable or feasible in a particular context.
Example: "The project timeline is tight, but with proper planning, it is as doable as any other task we've tackled."
Alternatives: "as achievable" or "as feasible".
He admitted to having these romantic notions mostly because his college team didn't lose 20 out of 21, he got to experience March Madness and navigating the campus without a set of wheels was almost as doable as it was in New York.
What I see as doable and necessary for India is not a peaking [of coal], but a plateauing starting in 2025 or 2030.
But the whole country is still buzzing from the positive vibrations generated by their performances in the qualifiers and most of the people see this group as doable.
It has a fearsome reputation, but recently built paths and campsites of sturdy huts now make a trip to its summit (almost) as doable as a weekend in Snowdonia.
She said she was not very athletic and went to a school where "athletics are everything," so bowling, which seemed fun as well as doable seemed a good fit.
US officials had earlier described Russia's plan as "doable but difficult".
This is bad news for government workers, but will be doable as long as the private sector keeps on mopping up workers who lose public sector jobs.The other steps are more radical.
"Some of our friends say we should buy a starter home and trade up later," he said, "but I think it's doable as long as interest rates don't go much higher".
If the number of balls is small compared to the number of nodes, this can still be doable, as long as each node has maximum one ball in its possession.
It's certainly doable, as long as MLB and the union want to do it.
"To all those thinking whether they can handle a long-distance relationship, my answer is: it's definitely doable, as long as you stay committed, loyal and willing to cut the distance short one day," writer Olga Baker told HuffPost.
