The phrase "any feasibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility or practicality of a certain plan, idea, or project.
Example: "Before we proceed, we need to assess any feasibility of implementing this new system."
Alternatives: "any viability" or "any practicality".
From the case-based analysis, when assuming there is no market price for the produced hydrogen, there is hardly any economic feasibility for such a hydrogen-based EES system.
Unlike other phase III pilots, an internal pilot investigation does not usually address any other feasibility aspects - because it is essentially part of the main study [ 10, 19, 20].. Nonetheless, we need to emphasize that whether or not a study is a pilot, depends on its objectives.
We find that the SREP failed to achieve its targets due to capacity caps, a lengthy approval process, lack of monitoring, exclusion of stakeholders, and few (if any) pre-feasibility studies.
The evaluation of any chromosome to determine its feasibility in any population is based on its fitness value.
After any number of feasibility studies, over the course of nearly a century, plans to generate electricity from the vast tidal range of the Severn Estuary are once again back on the agenda.
When I interviewed him for my project on designer founders, Weiner told me that at his company, Pocket, the automatic retort to any questions regarding feasibility is, "Anything is a possible".
Administration of deuterium oxide and collection of skin samples is very easy making this assay highly attractive; however as with any new assay feasibility and cost must be considered.
Notably, the current study also found no relation between study quality and any of the feasibility factors.
Finally, the model per se did not routinely incorporate any assessment of feasibility of modeled choices by, for example, presenting a dial showing the size of any modeled change from the baseline assumption.
