The phrase "attainable so that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a condition or purpose related to achieving something.
Example: "The goals we set must be attainable so that we can measure our progress effectively."
Alternatives: "achievable in order to" or "realistic so that".
"We come up with goals that are measurable and attainable, so you can keep achieving small bites instead of biting off unrealistic goals all at once," he said.
Set realistic, attainable goals so that you aren't let down if you can't accomplish everything at once.
Second, barriers to take up employment might be too high for the long-term unemployed in the short-run so that attainable interim targets for long-term unemployed people and long-term benefit recipients are to be defined.
Applying DSTC at the relays provides multiple processed signal copies to compensate for the fading and noise, helping to achieve the attainable diversity and coding gains so that the interference can be more effectively mitigated.
The design relied on the existing database of patient records in the hospital so that the attainable variables were limited.
Complete reactant conversion is attainable in a single-pass operation, so that a recycle loop for the non-converted reactants is superfluous.
Each agreed change of goal should be preceded by a thorough and objective analysis of the physical environmental and socioeconomic conditions (Pokhrel and Dubey 2012), so that the highest attainable environmental outcomes are delivered.
Furthermore, in the second phase of HarvestPlus, higher target levels of provitamin A will be set so that smaller, more attainable quantities of maize grain can be consumed in a day to provide a beneficial level of provitamin A. This will broaden the impact of high provitamin A maize intervention programs.
Critics say the S.B.A. needs to broaden access to federally guaranteed loans, which carry lower interest rates and lower fees than their commercial counterparts, so that they are more attainable for entrepreneurs and small-enterprise owners.
They are formulated in backstepping coordinates so that a solution is attainable in closed-form.
