The phrase "attainable again" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of achieving something once more after it has been lost or previously unattainable.
Example: "After years of hard work, the championship title is finally attainable again for our team."
Alternatives: "reachable once more" or "achievable again".
"Because of the significant harm to residents and their families resulting from the university's actions, we believe that legislative intervention... is necessary to ensure that a university education once again becomes attainable and affordable for all California residents who are qualified and desire to attend," state auditor Elaine Howle said in a letter released with the audit.
If something does not work, don't get discouraged, now you know more Make a chart to show the progress and if things get complicated subdivide again in small attainable goals.
But Turks may now pay a high price for the stability that Erdoğan vowed was only attainable if he and the AKP were once again given sole charge.
Ms. Novak seems warmer, softer and more attainable in "Picnic" than she would perhaps ever appear again.
Again, staging oxygen by multiple injection schemes increases attainable yields but requires larger reactor volume and catalytic sites with low reaction order (⪡ 1) in oxygen.
Again, there is magic and that magic is attainable for anyone brave enough to dedicate themselves to the worthy cause.
But, then again, in surroundings where largesse and ease seem so attainable, who could worry about the price of four such fantastic nibbles of fluke?
Start a plan for the New Year, make one or two attainable goals and try not to end the year as a loser, again.
"How dare you think you can get away with that?" If your hyped-up body can take action to improve the situation or keep it from happening again, you will be reacting appropriately because you have an attainable goal.
