The phrase "a viable management option" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential strategies or approaches that are practical and effective in a management context.
Example: "After evaluating several strategies, we concluded that implementing a remote work policy is a viable management option for improving employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a feasible management choice" or "a practical management solution".
However, within areas where prescribed burning remains a viable management option, a doubling of the mean annual area that is managed with prescribed burns may substantially push the system back towards pre-colonial conditions, although oaks will continue to retain a higher than pre-colonial dominance.
This approach to managing an impasse gives permission to consider transferring care as a viable management option, if multiple genuine attempts to resolve conflicts have been unsuccessful.
Therefore, minimum tillage (i.e., autumn chisel plow or spring disk) appears to be a viable management option for maximizing infiltration in interior Alaska.
Whole tree thinning, which results in stump and root removal, is discussed as a viable management option in high-quality karri regrowth stands infested with A. luteobubalina.
Given their slow progression, active surveillance is a viable management option for smaller or benign renal masses that are also negative for elevated urinary AQP1.
Dynamic wound closure using the vessel loop or shoelace technique has also been described as a viable management option (Fig. 1).
In the absence of other viable management options, and given the predictable geographical progress of the invader, evolutionary rescue via resistance genes could be planned with some confidence.
Efforts to form a viable management plan have failed.
On the other hand, the sale of generated steam or electricity offsets much of the extra cost, and recovery of heat energy from refuse is a viable solid-waste management option from both an engineering and an economic point of view.
Replacement control with high value species (e.g., local food, native species and/or cash crops) recently has emerged as a viable option for management of invasive alien plant species [ 7- 10].
The reporting of the results from these two open-label pilot studies demonstrates that NEM® may be a viable treatment option for the management of JCT disorders.
