The phrase "as workable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is practical or feasible in a given context.
Example: "The proposed solution is as workable as we had hoped, allowing us to move forward with the project."
Alternatives: "as feasible" or "as practical".
But this strategy may not be as workable as it might seem.
Brussels has repeatedly made clear it does not regard either option as workable.
A linear relationship between this calculated pressure and the volume of the dispensed droplet is found, validating the sensible property as workable for implementation in a physical system.
Its shape is fixed, and while a casting can be slightly trued up by the judicious use of a hammer, it is in no sense as workable as wrought iron.
But, although the FA has the right to impose nets on a club as part of a disciplinary hearing, the governing body does not see nets as workable and the Hillsborough Justice Campaign last night said such a move, imposing a constraint on fans, would be deeply unwelcome.
Utilizing these new techniques, which later became known as the Bessemer process, he was soon able to produce large, slag-free ingots as workable as any wrought-iron bloom, and far larger; he invented the tilting converter into which molten pig iron could be poured before air was blown in from below.
This may initially be seen as 'pre-failure' by many but as a workable classification, as well as the inferior outcomes of all subsequent options this definition is a useful one [ 5].
In simple terms, it means releasing a version of a product that's workable as quickly as possible, then repeating the process with enhancements to the original.
middleman theorists, inexpert as scholars, had naïvely striven for some impossible synthesis that would be at once faithful to scholarship, useful to the practitioner, intelligible to the populace and thus comprehensive as a discipline, workable as a general method, and defensible as a social institution.
Whether the intended users of change perceive of the change as a bureaucratic or as a workable solution to a real problem is of crucial importance in creating change (ibid).
The great virtue of the platinum metals was that they were as noble and workable as gold but had much higher melting points.
