The phrase "attainable resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a solution or outcome that is achievable or feasible within certain constraints.
Example: "After several discussions, we finally reached an attainable resolution that satisfied both parties."
Alternatives: "achievable solution" or "feasible outcome."
We discuss the attainable resolution for both flight and ground based experiments.
The principles and application of parameter-selective imaging experiments are outlined and limitations on attainable resolution are noted.
The attainable resolution, or the smallest distance at which two points can be seen as separate when viewed through the microscope, is the first important property.
However, the conformational state and the preparation of the sample are factors that play a critical role in the ultimate attainable resolution.
A concept for an integrated optical gas measuring system using a free-standing single crystal silicon integrated optical waveguide as an integrated optical gas analysis sensor working in the middle infrared region is presented and the attainable resolution is estimated for practical applications.
The extension of the cutoff frequency and the remarkable enhancement of the magnitude of CTF in the high frequency passband account for super-resolution imaging by SOL in CSM; however, the limited extension of the frequency domain also implies that the attainable resolution is physically limited.
Besides fundamental limits imposed by radiation damage, poor detectors and beam-induced sample movement have been shown to degrade attainable resolutions.
Approximately 50% of the crystals in our preparations appeared much thinner, estimated at ∼0.5 μm, and showed a distribution of attainable resolutions with the best diffracting to ∼1.7 Å resolution.
The attainable spatial resolution defined by the probe-forming objective lens is better than 80 pm.
Nevertheless, the attainable pattern resolution is intimately related to the orientation of the constituent CNTs within the thin film and the patterning technique employed.
Although the problem is somewhat mitigated if one focuses a probe beam with a relatively low numerical aperture (NA) to perform imaging, this treatment unfortunately reduces the attainable lateral resolution at the focal plane.
