"feasibility check" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to an evaluation of a project, plan, or policy in order to determine if it is feasible (sensible, possible) to carry out. For example, "Before investing in the venture, the investors conducted a feasibility check to assess if it was a sound investment."
We develop a new procedure, namely the adaptive feasibility check procedure.
To check that the results obtained are good solutions, the feasibility check is performed.
In addition, an efficient feasibility check has been designed for inserting customer.
Specifically, the procedure uses an existing feasibility check procedure iteratively as its subroutine with a decreasing sequence of tolerance levels.
Custom destruction and repair heuristics and an efficient feasibility check for moves have been designed and evaluated on modified benchmarks for the VRP with time windows.
It is composed of nine modules, which are input and shape treatment, flat pattern-layout, production feasibility check, blank-layout, strip-layout, die-layout, data-conversion, modeling, and post-processing modules.
A binary indexed tree data structure is used, which enables efficient feasibility checking and updating of solutions in these neighborhoods.
For the application to azeotropic mixtures, the mixture topology is determined and feasibility checks are performed for every split.
It discusses the method to build the part feature modeling and to realize feasibility checking, process planning and evaluation, process parameter optimization and sequence optimal selection, mainly focuses on the feature modeling and system implementation strategy.
In a corpus of prior studies, a lot of effort has been spent for feasibility checks, to show that certain aspects can be represented.
It adopts a new update angle strategy and a novel feasibility-checking method to improve the efficiency of probabilistic optimization.
