The phrase "attainable at all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to question the possibility of achieving something, often in a skeptical or doubtful context.
Example: "Given the current circumstances, is success truly attainable at all?"
Alternatives: "achievable in any way" or "possible in any sense".
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.
Instead, what is desirable and demonstrably attainable at all times in life, is the prevention or resolution of pathology (Hayflick 2004).
They must have been putting something in my food one of the coarse brown powders easily attainable at any Chinese herbalist's shop, the ground horn of the rhinoceros or the friable bones of the tiger infused in alcohol.
The game, a makeup contest for one postponed by rain, was viewed by a crowd of, at most, a couple thousand people, and played in the closest thing to silence attainable at an American professional sporting event.
They must have been putting something in my food — one of the coarse brown powders easily attainable at any Chinese herbalist's shop, the ground horn of the rhinoceros or the friable bones of the tiger infused in alcohol.
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.
For example, at PIRADS 4 without using CAD a sensitivity of 0.93 is attainable at a specificity of 0.37 in the indolent versus aggressive setting.
The relaxation response is attainable at a state of deep relaxation, and is the opposite of the "fight-or-flight" response.
Figures 2– 4 show that the required sensitivity is indeed attainable at a magnetic field strength of 47.5 mT. Not only the presented HP H images but also the relatively large FOV C HP images are high-resolution owing to a large imaging matrix size (256 × 256 points) allowing small pixel sizes of only 250 × 250 μm or less.
They're all attainable at reasonable cost, they're politically popular, and they don't require a massive overhaul of the system.
The highest transition temperature (the temperature below which a material loses all electrical resistance) attainable at that time was about 23 K (−250° C [−418° F]).
