The phrase "address feasibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the practicality or viability of a plan, project, or idea.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, we need to address feasibility to ensure it can be successfully implemented."
Alternatives: "evaluate feasibility" or "assess feasibility".
This article also discusses the design of SMART pilot studies to address feasibility concerns, and to prepare investigators for a full-scale SMART.
To address feasibility, the pilot study was implemented within existing MOH structures.
A prospective audit should address feasibility of a 60 min timeframe.
The team agreed that the use of computer technology would provide a mechanism to address feasibility, sustainability and make the process more fun and engaging for children.
For policy makers, the evidence needs to address feasibility constraints such as money, technology and acceptability of evidence-based innovations by the beneficiaries.
This process of patient consultation will serve two purposes as it will address feasibility requirements (for example if the placebo is unacceptable, recruitment is unlikely to succeed) as well as inform ethical deliberation.
This paper addresses feasibility issues in the calculation of fluxes of suspended particulate matter (SPM) from degraded-quality data for flow discharge (Q) and sediment concentration (C) under the additional constraints of infrequent and irregular sediment concentration samplings.
Specifically, two issues are addressed: feasibility evaluation of black-box processes using Kriging and development of an adaptive sampling strategy in order to minimize sampling cost, while maintaining feasibility space accuracy.
First, this study addressed feasibility of wearable sensors in middle-aged women.
Based on the feedback and recommendations, the evaluation criteria was revised to ensure it addressed feasibility, scalability and weighted more heavily projects with partnerships in emerging markets.
Three themes addressing feasibility and acceptability were identified: The ACP intervention initiated or extended many patients' thoughts and discussions about their future health care desires should they lose their ability to state their views in the future.
