"will be achievable" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: "With hard work and determination, we believe that our goals will be achievable."
Not all of this will be achievable at once.
"We think this is a good start and these reductions will be achievable".
If London aggressively supports Washington, a resolution strong enough to lay the basis for action will be achievable.
The assumptions underlying them will have been carefully vetted, and the conditions necessary for their success will be achievable.
Because the beams are co-propagating, center-of-mass energies from the meV to keV range will be achievable.
Therefore, the ITER mechanical requirements for TF coil structure material will be achievable in actual JJ1 and ST316LN manufacturing.
Achievable? "It will be achieved," he insists.
"A lot of this will be doable and achievable".
All this will require resources and in this financial climate will only be achievable if new practices are as, or more, clinically effective and cost-effective than existing technologies.
"He's asking questions and saying: 'Things aren't satisfactory.' But will we see concrete proposals on the table and will they be achievable?" Created in 1999, the G-20 gained in stature during the recent financial crisis as the main forum for policy coordination and managing the global economy.
In these searches, we can achieve search speeds that will never be achievable to human chemists.
