The phrase "attainable degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing educational qualifications that are realistically achievable based on a person's circumstances or abilities.
Example: "After careful consideration of my schedule and resources, I have decided to pursue an attainable degree that fits my current lifestyle."
Alternatives: "achievable qualification" or "realistic degree".
Because even small amounts of contaminants can give rise to seriously misleading results in chemical identification, purification of a compound for this purpose must be carried to the highest attainable degree; it is highly desirable to subject a substance to a succession of purification procedures based upon different principles, such as distillation and crystallization.
We develop and extensively analyze a computational model of coevolution of different defense strategies to show that suicide as a defense mechanism can evolve only in structured populations and when the attainable degree of immunity against pathogens is limited.
The model was used to interpret the experimental results and to predict the removal degree attainable upon treatment of blood by the process proposed.
"All that is attainable is a high degree of assurance that there are no malign bugs or bombs".
We face a paradox in the 21st century: We desperately need an educated workforce to fill jobs that are increasingly skilled and technological; yet we are making earning a college degree less attainable.
This immediately gives all quadratic operators as well, while operators of higher degree are not attainable.
By setting small, realistic, and attainable goals and imagining the degree in her hand down the road, Annie could have re-motivated herself to accomplish this goal.
Particular focus is placed on the selectivity and degree of enrichment attainable, as well as demands of speed, absolute quantification, robustness and, ultimately, consideration of fully-integrated bioanalytical solutions to optimise sample handling and throughput.
"( 1-overline{P} ) measures the degree of agreement attainable over and above what would be predicted by chance" (Fleiss 1971), ( overline{P}-{overline{P}}_e ) measures "the degree of agreement actually attained in excess of chance" (Fleiss 1971), and the whole equation is a "normalized measure of overall agreement, corrected for the amount expected by chance" (Fleiss 1971).
He formulates four criteria or conditions "the complete fulfillment of which would establish a significant proposition, apparently self-evident, in the highest degree of certainty attainable: and which must be approximately realised by the premises of our reasoning in any inquiry, if that reasoning is to lead us cogently to trustworthy conclusions" (Sidgwick, 1907: 338).
The list included STEM jobs that were attainable with a bachelor's degree, the health professions (medicine, dentistry, nursing), business (accounting, consulting, finance), K 12 education, and other careers related to food production (farming, brewing industry), law, law enforcement and social welfare, art (graphic design and music), and aviation.
