The phrase "an optimal operability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or efficiency of a system, process, or mechanism.
Example: "The engineers focused on ensuring an optimal operability of the new software to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "an ideal functionality of" or "an efficient operation of".
By application of this approach, it is shown that designing the reactive distillation process at the maximum driving force results in an optimal design in terms of controllability and operability.
In general this paper presents an environment for advanced operability of crystallisation processes.
The solution obtained using proposed methodology defines an optimal design with adequate static flexibility and operability.
Dynamic operability is examined by solving an optimal control problem to find the minimum time within which the process can respond to a disturbance or move to a new operating point with the available ranges of inputs.
As a consequence of intensification, the operability of the system become an issue.
LD has a major affect on the operability of GS, so it has to be well understood before performing GS.
The membranous cuticle in the joint or articulation between body proper and appendage of sclerotised arthropods is an important structure that intermediates between rigidity and flexibility in order to facilitate the operability of an appendage.
Both CT and MRI have an important role in determining the operability of these complex residual masses and in planning the surgical approach.
But the commission staff's new report argues that that study "did not model individual plants in sufficient detail to provide information for drawing conclusions about the operability of a particular sump".
To determine the operability of a structure and its resistance to probable future earthquakes, quick assessment of damages and determining the operability of a structure after an earthquake are crucial.
