The phrase "already feasible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is possible or practical at the present time, often in the context of projects or ideas that have been evaluated.
Example: "After reviewing the proposal, we found that the new software solution is already feasible for implementation."
Alternatives: "currently viable" or "now achievable".
Surely, this process, which is already feasible on a pilot scale, warrants an international moonshot or Human Genome Project approach?
Surely, this process, which is already feasible on a pilot scale, warrants an international moonshot or Human Genome Project approach?
We show that simulations of real three dimensional experiments are already feasible on relatively cheap multigraphical processor unit (GPU) cards in a standard desktop workstation.
The results obtained at the experimental facility in Manzanares, Spain, have demonstrated that fully automatic operation with a high level of technical availability is already feasible.
This is already feasible far more often than it is actually done, and as corporate culture catches up with things like Skype, fewer treks across the country may be required.
In his mind, fusion was already feasible — and, as he had once explained, "There is a general tendency not to be harsh enough in this field and to go too slowly, not to make the necessary step large enough".
The A.minus hook is suitable for fibres, already a feasible substrate for illustration of a viable frictional, probabilistic attachment mechanism that is biomimetic to A.minus, whereas the grasshopper and bee tarsi would be suitable for a silent probabilistic frictional attachment mechanism with further work on a suitable supplementary substrate.
Rather than bailing out the gas-guzzling airlines, we would be better off subsidizing the development of the already technologically feasible hydrogen fuel cell to power our automobiles.
Application of new bleaching processes (i.e. total chlorine-free (TCF) process) is already a feasible option to reduce environmental impacts.
Better yet, some say, will be the application of techniques already technically feasible to correct the defect genetically even before a child is born, or soon enough afterward to prevent tissue damage.
He had campaigned against the tunnel, arguing for a cheaper option: a plan, already found feasible by an advisory council of city and state stakeholders, to develop the city's light rail, expand bus service, and repair and reorganize streets.
