"reachable target" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this expression to refer to a goal that can be achieved with a reasonable amount of effort. For example, "My teacher set us a reachable target of learning 25 new words by the end of the week."
But as Stephens rose through the rankings, Williams became less and less a mythical figure and more a reachable target.
In perspective the iPhone still only holds a small marketshare in the area that counts (sales) but those users are becoming a far more influential and reachable target audience than users of other phones, such as the LandRover iPhone campaign in our earlier post also shows.
What appeared to be utopian ten years ago is now a reachable target.
Embracing the public plan, however, leaves Democrats with the budget reconciliation option, with a new and reachable target of 51 votes.
The DRDC is also looking to determine "simulation analysis of maximum reachable target speeds," which is important information to get when you're trying to destroy things from the sky.
To give just one example, Bernie will state he's for raising the minimum wage to 15 bucks an hour, while Clinton will patiently explain she thinks 10 or 12 bucks is a more reachable target for now.
For the multi-target and multi-mission explorations of near-Earth asteroids in the solar system, how to select the reachable targets from a large amount of asteroids is still an unsolved problem in the low-thrust orbit design.
China Petroleum & Chemical, PetroChina and CNOOC all have reachable targets.
Once the analysis is performed, the results page will show the list of reachable targets and their interacting drugs.
To improve effectiveness and impact: - Reinforce the planning process by drafting robust logframes, determine expected results related to time schedules, identify steps if necessary, fix intermediate reachable targets, select good indicators.
These techniques include Patching [1, 3], Transition Patching [8, 9], and Earliest Reachable Merge Target (ERMT) [2, 10].
