The phrase "a viable effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an attempt or endeavor that is practical, feasible, or likely to succeed.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, we believe that this is a viable effort that could lead to significant improvements in our processes."
Alternatives: "a feasible attempt" or "a practical endeavor."
"A search engine is a very viable effort if it's made in the right way because this market is so big," he says, adding: "It's a huge market opportunity.
"If a funded, organized, viable effort gets behind him, then maybe".
Before there was a viable peace effort, the party flaunted its socialist working-class roots.
She attended a nearby university, and is trying to turn subsistence herding into a viable business.That effort matters for Peru.
Some characterized the withdrawal as a positive development that would remove what they called the pretense that a viable peace effort was under way.
Nearly 18 months after Edward Snowden's disclosures upended the secret world of US surveillance, the US Senate has rejected the most politically viable effort to rein in the National Security Agency in almost four decades.
Lexicon-based tokenisation and HMMs provide a viable and effort-effective alternative to rule-based systems for pre-processing more complex variably formatted data such as addresses.
Analysts have forecast a period of market volatility in the wake of the deal last Thursday, saying that European officials must still demonstrate viable efforts to restore growth and bring longer-term fixes to the debt problems of the countries that share the euro.
But Dr. Levin was never able to get it manufactured in quantity at a viable cost, and efforts to have it approved as a diabetes drug have also foundered.
The multiplicity of tools in existence and the reported uniqueness of each partnership, mean the development of a generic partnership analysis for AMP may not be a viable option for future effort.
