realizable

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

achievable
achievableMake sure your weight-loss goals are achievable.
attainableEmployees benefit from having attainable goals.
doableIt's a big ask, but it's doable.
feasibleGiven the lack of funding, is this plan really feasible?

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achievable | Business English

achievable
adjective
uk /əˈtʃiːvəbl/us
able to be achieved, especially after a lot of effort:
an achievable goal/outcome/target
The efficiency targets are demanding but achievable.

Examples of achievable

achievable
Making a critical point sinking is the ultimate goal (perhaps not always achievable).
Many suggest such a goal of care is not achievable by all and perhaps inappropriate for many.
They illustrate the spatial distribution of the achievable height accuracy assuming a precise functional and stochastic model.
They also demonstrate that a high self-rated quality of life in old age is achievable and, indeed, was being enjoyed by most of the participants.
They allow us to act on behalf of the highest good knowing perfectly well that it may not be achievable in this life.
This is of course not always achievable, but algebraic datatypes (in particular variants) make it possible in many important cases.
The user selects his one or two most urgent problems or needs, small and achievable objectives are worked out and a time limit set.
More practically, the loss of credibility by the central bank will greatly reduce both the maximum achievable net output, and the optimal disinflation length.
Thus, it is equal to the maximum total welfare achievable in rationalizable outcomes of the original game and the lower bound on total payoffs increases.
Recently held workshops have demonstrated how modest learning objectives that are negotiated and therefore owned by the teachers could help towards achievable outcomes.
Much less is achievable by inputs of various kinds while overall deprivation and disadvantage continue.
Plans for interventions need to be achievable in the context of local circumstances, including their relationships with their partner organizations.
This represents the set of acceleration achievable by the actuators when there is neither velocity nor gravity.
The degree of accuracy achievable in the superior-inferior plane only using lateral versus anterior/posterior tattoo marks is investigated.
Figure 14 shows the parameter region of heavy-ion-induced dense nonideal plasmas and the different fields of physics that become achievable with increasing specific deposition power.
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