The phrase "as commercially viable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for a product, service, or idea to be profitable or successful in the market.
Example: "The new product design was evaluated to determine if it was as commercially viable as the previous model."
Alternatives: "as marketable" or "as profitable".
Also, of course, they regard the venture as commercially viable.
Publishers have been afraid to publish verse novels, and they're not seen as commercially viable.
Despite their current limitations, polymeric carriers have significant potential as commercially viable gene medicines.
The leases on stores in Enfield and Waltham Cross have expired while it is understood the outlets in Headington and Kensington were not seen as commercially viable.
Sewage sludge contains traces of gold, silver and platinum at levels that would be seen as commercially viable by traditional prospectors.
Of the 219 companies, foundations and co-operatives the armed forces admit to owning, only six have been assessed as commercially viable.
As well as creating commercially viable buildings the Alliance aims to also set new standards for comfort and functionality.
Private and public sector funding is being sought and we are confident that the benefits of the social enterprise model will be seen by investors as a commercially viable business as well as a new approach to tackling the UK's growing youth unemployment.
You know some of the story writers who really, really opened things up again for stories as a commercially viable kind of writing as well as something that was important to a lot of readers.
In the USA, alpaca showing can focus on the abilities of alpacas to navigate an obstacle course to demonstrate the owner's "handling" skills, or it can focus on the fleece as a commercially viable outcome of breeding alpacas, as is most common in Australia and New Zealand.
This protocol represents an important advancement that will enable more efficient research into the interaction between brazzein and the receptor as well as investigations to test the potential of brazzein as a commercially viable natural low calorie sweetener.
