The phrase "feasibility of reaching" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a certain goal or outcome that may or may not be achievable. For example, "We must explore the feasibility of reaching our goal of improving customer satisfaction."
The administration should use its emerging plan to test the feasibility of reaching that goal.
While the literature on the feasibility of reaching this target remains scarce, aggressive mitigation strategies would be fundamental, without any further delay.
On Monday, Oppenheimer participated in a panel event hosted by nonprofit climate science and policy institute Climate Analytics discussing both the importance and the feasibility of reaching the 1.5-degree target.
While many questions remain about the stability of governments in the area, the resolve of our allies and the feasibility of reaching our goals by mid-2011, make no mistake: we have no choice but to do all we can to ensure that Al Qaeda can never again mount the kind of attack it did on that infamous day.
Gage Kingsbury, director of research at the Northwest Educational Evaluation Association, a nonprofit group based in Oregon that carries out testing in 1,500 school districts, said the results raised new concerns about the feasibility of reaching the law's goal of full proficiency for all students by 2014.
This record result, very close to the predicted limit, demonstrates the feasibility of reaching such sensitivities, and opens the way to designing a dedicated apparatus for a first detection of vacuum magnetic birefringence.
To study the feasibility of first, reaching functionally declined, but still independent older persons at risk of falls through their general practitioner (GP) and second, to reduce their physiological and psychological fall risk factors with a complex exercise intervention.
A recent Cochrane review [ 27] noted the need for additional information concerning the feasibility of misoprostol reaching the end user (coverage), patient outcomes after use, adverse effects from misuse, and outcomes useful to policy makers, such as resource utilization.
The experimental results demonstrate the feasibility of uniform processing, the possibility of reaching perfect control of the coloring through the dose and energy of implanted ions, and that the resulting coloration varies monotonically when increasing the dose and penetration depth of implanted oxygen.
The prototype tests have demonstrated feasibility to reach the design performance of the DANSS detector.
A multi-disciplinary dissemination plan has been devised to ensure that the findings of this feasibility study reach a wide audience and can be used to design future lifestyle programmes with the same or other populations.
