The phrase "most likely achievable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that something is probable or likely to be achieved. For example, "Setting a goal to increase sales by 25% in the next quarter is most likely achievable."
To help reach those goals, average fuel economy would need to soar to at least 100 miles per gallon — most likely achievable only through widespread adoption of electric and other zero-emission cars, according to Ben Haley, a co-founder of Evolved Energy Research, a consulting firm.
The EEDI reference lines as proposed in 2025 are most likely achievable.
Thus, to minimize and/or prevent microglia/macrophage production of neurotoxins and resultant neuronal injury, which may occur in HIV-1-infected brain, it is most likely achievable to minimize and/or prevent microglia/macrophage production of neurotoxins and resultant neuronal injury by blocking microglia Kv1.3 with specific blockers.
This will most likely only be achievable as single-arm multicenter studies.
Fairness in sentencing seemed most likely to be achievable if a criminal sentence was of a determinate rather than indeterminate duration (Allen 1981).
Most likely to: Sound sweet like chocolate.
Any plan for behavioral change is most likely to succeed if it is very specific, measurable and achievable, according to Ms.Constance.
Such extensive coverage was most likely generated during the experimental planning stage, as we were unable to predict the enrichment level achievable with an initial starting concentration of only 0.3% A. phagocytophilum DNA.
Indicators for Co, instead, most likely did not represent elements of the service delivery considered particularly important for respondents, and the difference between the achievable maximum and minimum values was small (88.52% and 52.99%).
Mid-seventies, most likely.
