The phrase "about as viable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the viability of two or more options, suggesting that they are equally feasible or practical.
Example: "The new proposal is about as viable as the previous one, given the current budget constraints."
Alternatives: "equally feasible" or "similarly practical".
The indecisive results of the primaries up until now have sown just enough doubt about Cruz and Rubio as viable alternatives to Trump to keep Ohio Gov. John Kasich chugging along.
Dispersal rather than concentration is being talked about as the viable pattern of life and work, where monumental buildings will give way to camouflaged sheds, or entirely scattered to home offices.
The days in which "managed decline" was talked about as a viable option politically – as it was by the Thatcher government after the Toxteth riots in Liverpool – are gone but we live through a different time: of mismanaged decline.
The days in which "managed decline" was talked about as a viable option politically as it was by the Thatcher government after the Toxteth riots in Liverpool are gone but we live through a different time: of mismanaged decline.
After making the final version all questions were assessed as viable, relevant to parental concerns about their child's disease, and easy to understand.
Google is obviously serious about jump-starting Android and the Open Handset Alliance as viable mobile operating system.
Have Jobs, Will Travel More Places Seen As Viable Locales Companies that once put down deep roots are also showing up in Colorado, Idaho, Texas, Nevada, Utah, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio -- just about everywhere.
Active players do not develop as viable and interesting spokesmen.
"We have approached all of them as viable options".
American theatre now looks toward African-Americans as viable members".
