"feasibility of doing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing the potential of doing a certain task or activity. For example, "We need to consider the feasibility of doing an online fundraiser before committing to the idea."
I suggest that their American counterparts investigate the feasibility of doing the same.
I had really intended to just to talk with him about the feasibility of doing this research.
Many were supportive of taking a break, though several wondered about the financial feasibility of doing so.
"I created a business plan, looked into financing, learned the winemaking trade and looked into the feasibility of doing it in Westchester," he said.
Some descendants of the Intrepid crew have called for repatriating the remains, and Congress has requested that the Pentagon study the feasibility of doing so.
Some architecture experts have questioned the feasibility of doing this, given that the stacks support the Rose Reading Room, directly above.
Special attention needs to be placed on the feasibility and necessity of doing research in conflict-settings, and the harm-benefit ratio for potential research participants.
We considered administering AVP for the entire epidemic period; however, since the feasibility of actually doing this would be limited, we also considered adminstering AVP as a policy to be used only for the first 8 weeks after the occurrence of the first Italian case.
Neither the funder nor the vaccine manufacturer was involved in the design, implementation, or analysis of this study of feasibility nor did they participate in the writing of this manuscript.
E-mail messages with adult or pornographic content will have to be labeled in a manner determined by the Federal Trade Commission, which is also authorized to study the feasibility of a "do not spam" list that would be similar to the "do not call" list for telemarketers.
Their opinions about the feasibility of eHealth applications do not come from direct experience, but are likely influenced mainly by their experience of general Internet use, also in health-related context, and the use of electronic public administration applications in some cases.
