"imaginable of" is not a correct or common phrase in written English.
It might be more grammatically correct to use "imaginable for" or "imaginable by" in a sentence. For example: - It's hard to imagine how the bridge could support the weight of a car, let alone a truck. - The idea of traveling to Mars was once only imaginable by science fiction writers, but now it's a real possibility. - Her talents were imaginable for a wide range of jobs, from graphic design to marketing to teaching.
I can see why: together these documentaries form the most damning indictment imaginable of the way we treat people in desperate need.
This chronicle painted the most intimate portrait imaginable of a family in crisis, shot from inside the house, by the family itself.
This is the most polite way imaginable of accusing the Queen of being out of touch; but then, as Bennett observes, commoners too lose their minds when summoned to the presence.
"He put the Palestinian cause on the map and mobilized behind his leadership the broadest cross section imaginable of Palestinians," said Khalil E. Jahshan, an Arab-American political activist who knew him well for more than a decade.
Klein is a man who clearly loves politics, but in "The Running Mate" he has written the most damning indictment imaginable of its contemporary praxis and its contemporary practitioners.
Staring at the water before him, his gaze obscure and empty, Affleck is a defeated Roman senator, or, perhaps, the most anti-Romantic version imaginable of Caspar David Friedrich's 1818 "Wanderer in the Sea of Fog".
Hustlers, that's what Italians are, the lowest imaginable sort of—" "Was it really a Parker '51'?" asked Vivian.
In conclusion, there is a multitude of imaginable modes of interaction with the stratum corneum which need further elucidation by functional studies in vitro.
For example, in Euroqol [ 35], the self-perceived health status is recorded on a vertical Visual Analogue Scale of 100 units with an anchor point at the bottom of "worst imaginable status of health" and with an anchor point at the top of "best imaginable status of health" (EQ-5Dvas).
It also had some very bad ones: 'A virtual template of every imaginable cliche of the musical biopic' - Variety Wasn't it strange to work with her husband?
For Muslims, Mohammed is rasul, a messenger, the embodiment of the most important imaginable communication of the Qur'an.
