The phrase "attainable future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals, aspirations, or visions that are realistic and achievable within a certain timeframe.
Example: "With the right strategies in place, we can work towards an attainable future for our community."
Alternatives: "realistic future" or "achievable future".
As the Italian case seems to demonstrate, a better understanding is required of the right balance between scientific promises and attainable futures, and of the proper relationship between expert communities, decision makers and the diverse publics affected by science policy decisions.
Based on these comparisons, an optimal K-shell emission producing initial gas distribution is determined from among the AASC nozzle measured distributions and predictions are made for K-shell yields attainable from future ZR experiments.
Additionally, distribution shifts necessary for species continuation in the face of climate change require areas of suitable habitat be attainable for future recruitment and persistence (Carey and Brown 1994).
I didn't need a Bowiesque persona, nor did I have a drab real name, but I did need a disguise, assuming that my "career" would tank in about two weeks, proving an embarrassing obstacle to a more attainable-seeming future in academia.
The prize, still attainable, is a future more sustainable, more secure and more prosperous.
Democracy remained for them a cherished ideal, attainable at some future date when the Islamists had lost their appeal and the despots their power.
In their 33-13 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, not only did they fail to score any points when the win was still attainable, but the future of the franchise, Derek Carr, walked off with a hand injury.
In "On Multiple Realities," he enlarged upon the "world of working" by demonstrating how reflection dissolves the self unified in lived action into partial, role-taking selves and by expanding Mead's idea of the "manipulatory sphere" to include worlds within "potential reach," either restorable (from the past) or attainable (in the future).
If Junket was anything to go by, then justice is present and attainable in Australia's future.
Apollo's mission involves investing in technology to create an economy that runs on clean and sustainable energy, creates millions of jobs and demonstrates that a "just, environmentally balanced and economically prosperous future is attainable".
