The phrase "advisability of its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the wisdom or prudence of a particular action or decision related to something.
Example: "The advisability of its implementation will be evaluated during the next meeting."
Alternatives: "wisdom of its" or "practicality of its".
We wondered at the advisability of his marketing strategy.
Not an easy task, regardless of its advisability.
Moreover, there is currently widespread doubt among the general public in Taiwan regarding both the advisability of the government's supporting measures and its ability to execute these measures effectively.
And, by questioning the advisability of jihad, the scolders permit the speaker to make its virtues clear.
Scratch it, though, and the second layer reveals itself: the advisability of growing up and the widespread contemporary practice of avoiding it.
Kohlberg Kravis, which is planning to acquire K.P.E. as a way of becoming a public company, said on Monday that it was evaluating the "continued advisability" of that proposed transaction in light of continued market upheaval.
He wrote, "the matter fundamentally at issue here is defendants' performance of its contractual obligations to the government and to the plaintiffs rather than the advisability of any governmental policy-related decision".
"I'm troubled by all the confusion and the stress that's out there with respect to the advisability of taking them," Ms. Fullman said in an interview shortly before the F.D.A. issued its report.
It is useful to distinguish the prudential advisability of emotions from their fittingness (roughly, whether the appraisal of circumstances involved in the emotion is accurate or not).
CROMVOIRT, the Netherlands — Putting aside for the moment the advisability of trying to make a living milking camels, you would not think it a particularly difficult business.
