The phrase "a more viable strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options or plans that are practical and feasible in a given context.
Example: "After analyzing the current market trends, we believe that a more viable strategy would be to focus on digital marketing."
Alternatives: "a more practical approach" or "a more feasible plan."
Rather than accommodate that population growth in already stressed urban centers, a more viable strategy would be a series of Start-up Cities).
The lessons of the two Guyana Low Income Settlements Programs illustrate how housing policy can evolve into a more viable strategy for addressing the land and housing needs of low-income households.
Finally, a more viable strategy requires a clearer analysis of how important North Korea really is to American interests, and what the United States is willing to put on the table.
While litigation seeks to accomplish the same ends as legislation, it is often a more viable strategy in regions where legislators are reluctant to act against the interests of the tobacco industry and its frequent allies, such as convenience stores and the alcohol-selling portions of the hospitality industry, which rely heavily on tobacco sales for their total revenue.
Sean Trende, an elections analyst, has persuasively argued that reaching out to poorer whites (or even blacks) may be a more viable strategy for future Republican presidential candidates than attempting to up their share of the Latino vote by passing something like the Senate bill.
A more viable strategy to obtain high levels of stearic acid is probably through complete hydrogenation of very high oleic oils, a relatively cheap industrial process.
Thus, a more viable therapeutic strategy may be combination of NSAIDs with specific inhibitors of microglial activation [11].
Given that total B cell depletion may not be optimal in SLE [ 6], fine-tuning the responsiveness of these cells as opposed to eliminating them completely may be a more viable therapeutic strategy in SLE.
As a means of lowering development and operational costs in the industry, hydrate management is becoming a more viable approach, a strategy which seeks to minimize the risk of plugging conditions using methods that allow transportability of hydrate slurries with the hydrocarbon production fluids.
Inverse docking strategies could become a more viable resource as further target crystal structures become available and molecular docking methods are improved, and in conjunction with systems biology methods such as proteomics and genomics (Loging et al. 2007).
Seeking pathways into higher education is often a more viable route for relatively marginalised groups than other career strategies such as obtaining promotion within firms.
