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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at all doable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to inquire about the feasibility of a task or project, often in a casual or informal context.
Example: "I know the deadline is tight, but is this project at all doable within the given timeframe?"
Alternatives: "feasible at all" or "possible in any way".
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"It doesn't sound like that deal is at all doable anymore," said a Banc of America Securities analyst, William Leach.
Second, at least one possibility makes most of the group uncomfortable: It is sufficiently far from the status quo that the group questions whether it would be at all doable or safe.
The days where you think it's not quite, not yet or not at all doable.
Go home after puking in public, when at all doable.
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"It's all doable".
But it's all doable.
But this is all doable.
Encumbrances perhaps, but all doable.
Keep it simple and, above all, doable.
I think it's all doable".
"This is all doable, and we should be doing it," Dr. Lorente said.
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