"the achievability of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the possibility of achieving something. For example: "The achievability of success is highly dependent on one's attitude and determination."
It's the need to convey a sense of optimism about the achievability of change despite the obstacles that makes Attlee, on whose watch the NHS was built, despite the real and financial wreckage of war, the most name-checked of the Labour pantheon.
While early hopes of a 2017 digital radio switchover were dashed by slow uptake, Digital Radio UK chief executive, Ford Ennals, said: "The surge of digital listening to almost 40% share is a landmark moment for digital radio, and shows the achievability of the 50% listening criterion set by government for a radio switchover".
We now show the achievability of these regions separately.
These issues, in turn, limit the achievability of the MDGs.
We now show the achievability of the region defined by (D.3).
Thus we seek to prove the achievability of the tuple (d1′,d2′) given in 17-188).
In the following, we provide an outline of the achievability for the achievable rate of the system, based on the results in [15] for the broadcast channel with side information [16].
which completes the achievability part of the proof.
In the first layer, we implement the achievability strategy of Fig. 3 illustrated in Fig. 5.
The achievability part of Theorem 1 is given in Section 3.1, and the converse is given in Section 3.2.
To complete the achievability part of the proof, we need to show that this codebook structure also satisfies the secrecy conditions.
