The phrase "may be achievable" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
Example: "With hard work and dedication, our goal of winning the championship may be achievable."
We think it may be achievable around the beginning of 1996.
But the experiences of two patients now suggest to many scientists that it may be achievable.
What may be more surprising is that there are reasons to think that a transformation may be achievable.
Reduction of drug-induced adverse events may be achievable through a better understanding of the underlying causes of such events.
According to Graeme McDowell, the pins are "not quite as brutal as yesterday" and that it "looks like a score may be achievable today".
Applying this formula to the £55.347bn spent on procurement by councils across England in 2010/11 suggests that savings of £2.9bn may be achievable.
Based on this understanding it may be achievable to grow at low physical pressures, but at the same time to avoid a reduction of the substrate.
Coherent control of spins in diamond has already been demonstrated with an error rate below 1%, indicating that this target may be achievable in the near future34.
These may be achievable goals — Kim has already offered to dismantle Yongbyon, though only after the United States makes its own concessions.
Most of these may be achievable in an office where people encounter each other on a daily basis, and can bond incidentally.
However, higher productivity may be achievable through growth in innovative designs utilizing gravity to provide reduced cultivation depths and temperature control strategies.
