The phrase "attainable high" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals or aspirations that are realistic and achievable.
Example: "Setting an attainable high for your performance can motivate you to reach your full potential without feeling overwhelmed."
Alternatives: "achievable peak" or "realistic goal".
The crisis at Berkeley is about the failed promise of reasonably attainable higher education.
The reason for their use is the significantly higher attainable efficiency for high flow applications as compared to radial type impellers.
CNTs have some of the highest attainable aspect ratios, high thermal conductivity, low chemical reactivity in non-oxidising atmospheres, highly parallelised en masse fabrication, a low sputtering cross-section, a low secondary electron coefficient, and an insensitivity to direct ion-bombdarment.
The vision is to provide mental health services that are attainable, of high quality and based on the existing needs, and to provide promotion programmes, prevention and education in mental health.
A rough rule of thumb is that the ICD will be economically attractive when it prolongs mean survival by six months or more, which is attainable in higher risk patient subgroups.
Lymphocytes were cultured for four days in 30 U ml-1 IL-2 to simulate serum IL-2 concentrations attainable with high-dose systemic IL-2 therapy.
In the post-genomics era where information on identity, sequence and expression of smRNA is readily attainable, the high-throughput characterization of their targets is proving to be the limiting factor in understanding smRNA-functions.
Immunization is a key ingredient in helping children attain the highest attainable standard of health.
These features include (1) higher attainable effective exhaust velocities (ve), (2) higher mass fractions (propellant mass divided by mass of inert components), and (3) control of operating level in flight (throttleability), sometimes including stop-and-restart capability and emergency shutdown.
The higher attainable SNR and spatial resolution at higher field strengths – for instance 3.0 T or 7.0 T – theoretically has the potential to significantly improve the tumour detection rate [ 14, 15].
