The part of the sentence "can be manageable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a situation or task that requires some effort but can be managed successfully. For example, "The workload for this semester may seem daunting at first, but it can be manageable with proper time management."
"However, if he has joint pain – an ankle, a knee and a hip – it can be manageable.
The results show that small to moderate gas invasion can occur when drilling through hydrate zones mainly depending on the inlet temperature of drilling fluid and hydrate saturation in near wellbore formation, which can be manageable when low-temperature drilling fluid is used and with a low circulation rate.
It's 25% of the population in a country that could hardly recover from its own civil war … It is coping … At the end of the day, 200,000 or 400,000 refugees in Europe … is something that, in absolute terms, can be manageable," he said, adding that the crisis might also spur more decisive political action.
A deficit of that size can be manageable if international financial markets have confidence in the economic outlook.
If households put down large deposits, as they tend to in China, then even if house prices fall it can be manageable for homeowners.
"The reason why I wanted to talk about what happened to me is because I'm a pretty open person, but also because more than one in three people will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lifetime and here's the thing - having cancer is manageable, it can be manageable.
While many engineering tasks can, and should be, manageable independently, it does place a great burden on explicit collaboration needs including the need for frequent and incremental merging of artifacts that software engineers manipulate using these tools.
In between these episodes, symptoms can be very manageable.
Within each shielded module, circuit complexity can be kept manageable, and the engineering of different modules can be mostly independent.
GREEN AIRPORT have Massachusetts license plates; Boston executives have discovered that it can be more manageable to drive to Providence's easy-to-maneuver airport than cope with sprawling Logan International.
Most modern studies of energy rebound are "bottom-up" by necessity: it's only at the micro end of the economics spectrum that the number of mathematical variables can be kept manageable.
