"manageable extent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to something that is within a manageable or controllable range or limit. Example: "The new project will only expand our operations to a manageable extent, without risking too much investment."
"It's not a silver bullet, but it makes things manageable to some extent," said Gilles Moec, co-head of economic research for Deutsche Bank.
"It is manageable to a certain extent".
Clearly, a considerable amount of detailed exposure data on large numbers of individuals would need to be compiled to begin to assess the extent to which a manageable number of unique exposomes exists.
Patients who are violent or threatening to an extent that is not manageable within the clinic are referred to a special opioid substitution bus run by a private company.
This allows the mind to expand slightly more than just focussing solely on the aches and pain - in many cases this reduces the pain to quite a moderate extent allowing it to be more manageable.
One may wonder whether urban low carbon transitions are more manageable than national transitions and whether or to what extent they can be shaped.
A person's sense of coherence (SOC) reflects their orientation to life and the extent to which they experience life as comprehensible, manageable and meaningful [ 10].
Our results suggested that PTH levels might be influenced by the pharmaceutical drug under manageable condition, whereas the size of parathyroid gland is to a large extent of more importance on the regulation of PTH secretion.
In addition, it should be evaluated to what extent 3 to 5 new syndromic clusters per year would indeed be manageable in a prospective setting.
He introduced his concept to describe whether or to which extent a person finds his or her environment and life circumstances understandable, manageable, and meaningfull.
