The phrase "commercial practicality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ability to act in a way that is efficient and profitable, for example "The company needed to find a balance between commercial practicality and customer satisfaction."
The history of architecture is littered with visionary proposals for revolutionizing building technology, ideas that failed to achieve commercial practicality.
However, many challenges have restricted the development of algal biofuel technology to commercial practicality that could allow for sustainable production and utilization (Brennan and Owende [2010]).
It is therefore not surprising that tutorial dialogue systems are closer to commercial practicality, with demonstrated learning benefits relative to conventional instruction in various evaluations, than collaborative problem solving systems for realistic applications.
As part of their year-long program, each will spend time at the law firm to get valuable insights into the practicalities of commercial law in the city.
"None however, has achieved integration into a commercial processor due to various practicality or cost issues.
While development of commercial kits might improve the practicality of this test, these kits have not been standardised or validated with dabigatran [ 63].
Romance in China is often sacrificed to practicality; dating has largely become a commercial transaction.
Jamieson, Wang, and Church (2013) compared the use of both in-house and commercial placement speaking tests in terms of curricular coverage, statistical distributions, and practicality.
The success of this strategy depends not only on the commercial success of biopharming as a drug production process but also on the practicalities of New Zealand farmers taking up biopharming.
