The phrase "as a viable processing" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The system is being evaluated as a viable processing option for data management."
Alternatives: "as a feasible method" or "as a practical approach."
These results demonstrate that high-pressure processing is a viable process to improve microbial safety of sodium reduced poultry products.
As the toolbox of viable processing methods continues to grow, we highlight potential opportunities to enhance current X-ray and neutron scattering capabilities through the improvement of scattering facilities, techniques, sample chambers, scattering/annealing protocols, and model development to establish universal control over BCP thin film self-assembly.
Microalgae has a demonstrated history as a viable biomass source, but established processing techniques have often proved to be cost prohibitive mainly due to energy investments, scalability, and an underutilization of biomass components.
This new addition to the HIV-1 MI strongly indicates that small molecules with diverse chemical classes can inhibit HIV-1 maturation pathway, further demonstrating the feasibility of CA-SP1 processing as a viable target for anti-HIV drug discovery.
Circuits such as field-programmable gate array (FPGA) devices have been considered as a viable solution to support advanced signal processing algorithms that are implemented in wireless embedded communication systems.
Although most work on mixed metal oxides has focused on vacuum-based deposition processes, such as sputtering, solution processing has emerged as a viable alternative that produces materials of comparable device performance and stability.
Directive-based programming of graphics processing units (GPUs) has recently appeared as a viable alternative to using specialized low-level languages such as CUDA C and OpenCL for general-purpose GPU programming.
UWB technology is established as a viable candidate for future wireless personal area networks (WPANs) that require the processing of information with low-power sources at very high speeds across short distances (order of 10 m) [1].
