The phrase "an implementable solution" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a solution that can be put into action or executed effectively.
Example: "After reviewing the proposals, we decided to move forward with an implementable solution that addresses the core issues."
Alternatives: "a feasible solution" or "a practical solution."
For the constructive feedback control design procedure we derive the necessary Riccati-formalism and propose an implementable solution algorithm.
For the constructive feedback control design procedure we derive the necessary hybrid Riccati-formalism and propose an implementable solution procedure.
Students were assigned to a team composed of a mathematically oriented student and a benchtop research oriented student, and they are expected to obtain an implementable solution in a novel problem-solving setting.
Whereas the operational goal of education is to assess the strengths and weaknesses of an individual, the performance of the individual in the workplace is all about how their team performs, e.g., was an implementable solution delivered by a specified deadline?
What is more, the URL scheme can be easily adopted by vary network coding based data collection scheme and provides an easily implementable solution for reliable and high lifetime data collection in WSNs.
Thus results readily available in the literature are extended to the case of correlated observations and an easily implementable solution is provided which is practically non distinguishable from the weighted least squares estimators.
Exploiting the structure induced by the Green's function of a specific medium has thus a powerful impact on the actual implementable solution of the corresponding inverse.
At present, creating green packets with high plant density was the only implementable solution for the carbon capture.
Our IC efforts show: 90 bedded ICU HAI in 2008 was 5.82% has been brought down to 3.25% in 2012 by active surveillance and working out IC implementable solution at once with all the stakeholders.
In this sense, our needs assessment was both definitive and exploratory, in that it prioritized specific topics for future training, but also uncovered issues for which there is no easily implementable solution [ 13].
This paper gives an analysis and provides implementable solutions for stabilization and servo control of uncertain systems under input and disturbance constraints.
