The phrase "achieve feasibility" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to successfully make something possible or feasible. Example: The engineers worked tirelessly to achieve feasibility for the new skyscraper, completing the project ahead of schedule.
The resulting nonconvex optimization problem is solved by a primal-dual interior-point algorithm, which is based on a full-space primal-dual approach to achieve feasibility and optimality simultaneously.
With this problem formulation, it follows (from Sylvester's law of inertia [35]) that we need m ≥ rank(D B ) to achieve feasibility in the constraint (i.e., having at least as many non-zero singular values of Σ as non-zero eigenvalues in D B ).
Swapping two jobs in a schedule, for example, is conceptually rather simple and easily implemented in an activity list encoding, whereas in a direct binary encoding of a schedule, potentially, many different variables must be modified and it can be difficult to achieve feasibility again.
Besides, the IRR of the 1G + 2G biorefinery is more sensitive with respect to the price of ethanol, and an increase of 11.5% in this value would be enough to achieve feasibility.
Thus, if performed for appropriate reasons such as controlling price or achieving feasibility, reserve relaxation is a justifiable practice in power system operations.
The primary challenge for achieving feasibility was the recruitment of 12 participants aged 12 to 18 years old in the specified time period.
To achieve fabrication feasibility of a designed Halbach magnet array, two design schemes are combined with the isoparametric projection method.
The triad of biofuel production, bioremediation of suitable effluents and provision of animal feed/its supplement would obviously achieve economical feasibility.
To solve the technical problems of the CBTC system in principle is not equal to achieve the feasibility; there is a long distance between reliability and safety in engineering.
Similarly, if we have (gamma_{1} < frac{V_{G}}{V _{T}}) ((Longrightarrowgamma_{2} > frac{V_{T}}{V_{G}})), that is, Neuron 2 is Case 1, Neuron 1 is Case 2, and Lemma 1 holds for Neuron 1, then we can once again achieve pairwise feasibility.
