The phrase "a viable part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a practical or feasible component of a larger whole.
Example: "Sustainability is a viable part of our business strategy moving forward."
Alternatives: "an essential element of" or "a practical component of".
"My hope is that they will in fact merge and again be a viable part of Michigan and our country".
And in Europe we would damage a viable part of EU's fishing economy to the benefit of countries such as China.
Compass' announcement is yet another resounding signal to the pork industry that gestation crates will not be a viable part of the pork production system in the future.
"Mark Sanchez was a viable part of what we did, but only a part," the former special-teams coach Mike Westhoff said.
Industry experts like Mr. Moretti predict that these new acne devices — many of which are similar, though not as intense, as some of the technologies used in dermatologists' offices — are poised to become a viable part of acne regimens.
Mr. Silver saw the election differently, saying, "I think we have clearly staked our claim that all the Republicans' messages haven't worked, that we are a viable part of state government".
Magazines are a very viable part of our lives and will be for as long as people are alive".
Bleszinksi joins other names like Brian Fargo and Tim Schafer in making a bet that crowdfunding is a real and viable part of the future of video games, but that the Kickstarter model can't shoulder the burden alone.
The aim, says Matt Aiello, special projects manager, transformation, at Health Education West Midlands, is to find out whether pharmacists can be a "relevant and viable part" of the A&E team and, if so, what kind of training they would need.
He has tried almost one fewer three-pointer a game this season than last, but long-distance shooting has still become a more than viable part of his offense.
He originally created Groupon as part of a bigger Web venture, focusing on daily deals as the most commercially viable part of that start-up.
