"feasibility phase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a project or plan to refer to the initial stage where its viability and practicality are assessed. Example: The company is currently in the feasibility phase of their new product development, carefully evaluating the market demand and potential financial risks before moving forward with the project.
The second phase improves the objective in the feasible region using the solution of the feasibility phase as starting point (optimization phase).
A two-phase strategy is employed, where the first phase involves finding feasible point through minimizing a smooth constraint violation function (feasibility phase).
The feasibility phase should be followed by a contract for DCNS to build a commercial plant, he said.
As AHELO was in a feasibility phase, no large-scale trialling was possible.
In accordance with this industry practice, three uncertainty interval categories are used: ±40% intervals for the feasibility phase, ±30% intervals for the concept development phase and ±20% intervals for the engineering phase.
KH conducted feasibility phase work.
Moreover, our prior experience with paclitaxel ifosfamide cisplatin (Kosmas et al, 2000a, 2000b, 2001) or docetaxel ifosfamide cisplatin (Kosmas et al, 2002) combinations has demonstrated their feasibility in phase I and phase II studies in advanced solid tumours and lung cancer in particular.
AoD has put about £8,000 of its own money into the feasibility study phase and seems confident it is on to something.
To correctly select a proper pump, the expected pumping heads for the next 25 years were studied through intensive hydro-geological analysis of the aquifer, conducted in the feasibility study phase of the project.
The feasibility of phase locking the FFO to an external reference oscillator at all frequencies of interest has to be proven for practical FFO implementation in radio astronomy and other spectral applications.
These issues may significantly impair patient recruitment, thus influencing the feasibility of Phase 0 trials.
