The phrase "feasible undertaking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a task or project that is able to be achieved or carried out successfully. It is often used when discussing plans or proposals. Example: Despite the challenges, completing the construction project on time proved to be a feasible undertaking for the team.
Applying bone deriving from a split skull procedure for the nasal projection restoration and the augmentation of the dorsal nose is a feasible undertaking, and the overall result appears satisfactory.
In the face of insufficient data, a cost analysis exercise is a difficult but feasible undertaking.
Exploratory factor analysis with small samples (≤50) have been demonstrated to be a feasible undertaking [ 35] especially when the data exhibit high loadings, a low number of factors, and high numbers of variables per factor [ 36, 37].
"The evidence shows that this testing is feasible to undertake and acceptable to patients.
As our preliminary search found several relevant systematic reviews, it was deemed feasible to undertake a meta-review [9].
The factors that make it feasible to undertake a landscape genomics analysis for South African livestock such as goats are discussed.
This work shows the benefit of mathematical modeling, since the many different operating conditions investigated via simulations would not have been economically feasible to undertake experimentally with a large-scale bioreactor.
Therefore, it was feasible to undertake a scoping overview of existing systematic reviews on CCE in health care.
In the context of this study, it was not considered feasible to undertake a central assaying process for GH.
This study shows that it is feasible to undertake a system based approach for assessing availability of key essential medicines.
As most of the steps require data collection, such an approach is costly and it may not always be feasible to undertake an exhaustive analysis simultaneously.
