"commercially viable solution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a possible solution to a problem or issue that is both financially feasible and practical. Here is an example sentence: "Our company is facing a budget deficit, and we need to find a commercially viable solution to increase our revenue."
The blue chip company opened its Nairobi lab in 2013, launching a $100 million initiative to create a Watson-inspired tech platform that finds "commercially viable solutions to the continent's grand challenges".
Even mandating that just 1percentt of institutional investable assets, which in 2010 amounted to USD 8.6 trillion in Asia ex-Japan, be invested in socially responsible SMEs would provide tens of billions in much needed funds to millions of companies looking to develop commercially viable solutions to basic social and development problems.
That being said, there has been a resurgence of promising startups developing commercially viable solar solutions – and we believe we'll see perovskite solar cells as early as next year.
The nanocomposite electrode is formed by deposition of doped polypyrrole layer over ZnO nanorod at the core by the commercially viable, low cost solution-based pulsed current electropolymerization process [45].
Attempting to commercialise the game and make it commercially viable is not the solution, as demonstrated by the current existence of many youth and women's football camps held throughout the continent.
FISE is a Technology Business Incubator, approved by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, that nurtures and empowers social sector startups through their lab to market journey, helping them create high quality, commercially viable, accessible and affordable solutions.
The solution is commercially viable with a payback-time of about a year, making it fit for microfinance projects.
