The phrase "and demonstrate the viability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of a project, idea, or solution to be successful or feasible.
Example: "The research aims to explore new methods and demonstrate the viability of sustainable energy sources."
Alternatives: "and show the feasibility" or "and prove the practicality".
Several examples are used to explain the working principle and demonstrate the viability of the proposed method.
The results are very promising and demonstrate the viability of a symmetric supercapacitor based on an n-and p-doped electronically conducting polymer.
Both production simulations provide confidence in the underlying capability and demonstrate the viability of this hybrid method for deployment towards high-fidelity wind energy validation and analysis.
The case studies show how stress-fields may vary across real TFS and demonstrate the viability of constructing structures with wider patterns, increasing the buildability of TFS.
A key motivation for gathering questions at the workshop was to determine, and demonstrate, the viability of questions as a useful data source and specific target for developing a research agenda within the domain of learning analytics.
You don't have to be a blogger or journalist to assist; any clever person is qualified to serve on the legislative network, for instance, and various disparate skill sets are of potential use in our campaign to engage the traditional news outlets and demonstrate the viability of technocratic online citizen initiatives.
Over the next several years it developed and refined noninterview methods for assessing, training, and managing neurodiverse talent and demonstrated the viability of its model by running a successful for-profit company focused on software testing.
In recent work, our research group has presented a novel framework called Materials Knowledge Systems (MKS) for the representation and calibration of the localization kernels, and demonstrated the viability of this approach on selected individual material systems.
The structure is a novel example of a supramolecular metal organic framework (SMOF) solid and demonstrates the viability of the π-association of the naphthalimide rings as an organizing synthon for crystal engineering.
Data presented here will be of value to those planning to retrofit existing CAS-based SBRs to operate with AGS and demonstrates the viability of using a more cost-effective split An Aer feed configuration over a dedicated anaerobic feed.
