The phrase "a more viable solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or alternatives that are practical and feasible in a given context.
Example: "After reviewing all the proposals, we believe that a more viable solution would be to implement a phased approach to the project."
Alternatives: "a more practical option" or "a more feasible approach."
Until we find a more viable solution, keep using the border collies and mechanical sweepers.
The Europeans bristle under such criticism, saying an emphasis on treatment and education in their own countries is a more viable solution to drug use.
A more viable solution would be to set up a system of tradable permits, as the U.S. Congress did for sulfur dioxide in the 1990 amendments to the Clean Air Act.
In Paris, we will for the time being benefit from the support of a beautiful Zen Buddhist temple in eastern Paris, but we are looking for a more viable solution in the long run, a venue more central to accommodate as many worshippers as we can.
A gradual stepwise implementation is a more viable solution for many management systems.
These limitations suggest SiRH graphite composite as a more viable solution for the very next generations of practical cells.
These issues could slow down the further advancement of map processing techniques as such unsuccessful attempts create a discouraged user community, and less sophisticated tools would be perceived as more viable solutions.
As the prevailing language of a project team switches from "yes, but... .. to "yes, and... .. groups suddenly generate more viable solutions to the challenge at hand". No idea is a bad idea, especially when you have some help developing it.
It has been reported that people are still looking for more viable solutions that could help them to improve their lifestyle as well as facilitate ecosystem conservation and preservation of existing biodiversity.
She is interested in psychological literacy in the media, language, messaging and framing for demystification, producing insight that might lead to better thinking towards more viable solutions to our most serious problems.
Since they are not based on credit rating or income, but rather the market value of the home at the time of the sale, they are becoming a more viable long term solution.
