The phrase "attainable strength" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of strength that can be realistically achieved or reached, often in contexts like fitness, personal development, or goal setting.
Example: "With consistent training and dedication, you can develop an attainable strength that will help you excel in your sport."
Alternatives: "achievable strength" or "realistic strength".
The purpose of this study was to conduct laboratory experiments that considered the effect of vehicle-induced vibrations on fresh concrete to determine the attainable concrete strength for bridge widening.
Moreover, it is found that the maximum attainable tensile strength of the drawn blends also increases significantly from ∼1 GPa to ∼1.5 GPa upon addition of 60 wt% of the PEwax.
The NMRD profiles clearly indicated that maximum efficiency is attainable at magnetic field strength of 1 T.
The stress strain behavior of the nanocomposites appears to reflect the nanocomposite morphology, in that higher stiffness and strengths are attainable with the increased particle aspect ratio.
Figures 2– 4 show that the required sensitivity is indeed attainable at a magnetic field strength of 47.5 mT. Not only the presented HP H images but also the relatively large FOV C HP images are high-resolution owing to a large imaging matrix size (256 × 256 points) allowing small pixel sizes of only 250 × 250 μm or less.
FDM parts ranged in strength from 46to85%5% of strengths attainable from comparable injection-molded parts.
Eating this way, you feel that strength, freedom and pleasure are attainable.
The simplification leads to equations similar in format to the Plasticity Theory equations except that the contribution of reinforcement larger than the "balanced" reinforcement is neglected, and the maximum attainable shearing stress is limited to a crushing strength that is based on experimental data from normal and high strength concrete (100 MPa) membranes.
Due to the massive support and lateral support of the anvils, attainable pressure in MAAs far exceeds the compressive strength of the anvil material.
