The phrase "a higher feasibility of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or practicality of a certain outcome or action being successful.
Example: "The new design offers a higher feasibility of reducing production costs while maintaining quality."
Alternatives: "an increased likelihood of" or "a greater practicality of".
The total coverage of oral misoprostol administration to the parturient was around 88% indicating a high feasibility of community-based distribution of misoprostol by the CHWs.
However, the design implies a high feasibility of the study, as well as a high applicability of the intervention into daily care.
A scatter plot depicting methylation levels of all CpG sites showed a general consistency of methylation levels of CpG sites in 5 out of 7 genes between these two approaches, indicating a high feasibility of the new HiSeq-BSP approach.
The bioconvertibility of microalgal biomass sonicated for 15 min or longer was comparable to starch as a control, indicating a high feasibility of using microalgae for fermentative bioenergy production.
For example, a wider usage of cloud computing [ 168] or the higher feasibility of acquiring computational resources with much more power would enable the processing of even larger data sets with more computationally demanding algorithms.
Yet, the need for detection, diagnosis and treatment remains, whereby one needs to find a balance between screening procedures and diagnostic criteria with high sensitivity and specificity but low feasibility of application on the one hand against one that has moderate sensitivity and specificity but higher feasibility of use.
The low proportion of missing values suggests the easy completion for a wide range of patients, indicating the high feasibility of WHODAS-2.
Assessment of scaling factors of various parameters indicates the high feasibility of Freon-134a as model fluid for SC water.
