The phrase "attainable reality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts or goals that are realistic and achievable within a certain context.
Example: "In our pursuit of innovation, we must focus on creating an attainable reality that aligns with our resources and capabilities."
Alternatives: "achievable reality" or "realistic possibility".
The remittances they send home help keep their relatives afloat and make the dream of car ownership an attainable reality.
In this post-genomic era, the individualization of chemotherapy through the study of pharmacogenetics is becoming an ever attainable reality.
One can argue that Mr. Stahnke's process is just one further refinement on the original process, and that too much excitement over it reinforces the myth of attainable reality: that the gap between the event and our mechanical memory of it will eventually narrow into nothingness.
The white picket fence, Social Security, sending your children to college -- what was once an attainable reality has become increasingly hard to achieve.
He belongs to a dying breed of people who still see the American Dream as an attainable reality, and his McDonald's fandom is rooted in his idolatry of the three men who made the company what it is today.
Although a comprehensive database of "high-resolution" fragrances may be a huge undertaking even for Google you can still warm to the idea of Google Nose Beta as an attainable reality, and not just an annual spoof.
When so many are enthralled in one problem after another, success seems more like a distant fairytale fantasy than an ever-attainable reality.
But it wasn't until the Oculus Rift that virtual reality became something attainable and, perhaps more importantly, desirable for consumers.
These actions are merely a check box next to an item on a list, attainable when you enter into your new reality with a calm mind and heart.
"Today," they write, "photographic editing, soft-focus photography techniques and air-brushing have blurred the line between fantasy and reality, making the ideals seem more attainable.
Our organizations must define attainable but game-changing goals that reflect our reality.
