"feasibly be implemented" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something that can be put into practice or carried out successfully in a realistic or practical manner. Example: The proposed policies could feasibly be implemented within the next fiscal year if we receive enough funding from the government.
There is a need for the development of less intensive interventions that could feasibly be implemented on a population basis.
The findings from our evaluation study provide preliminary evidence that CATCH can feasibly be implemented in UK primary care settings.
These will include those already collected, as well as new measures that might feasibly be implemented (examples are given under 'Data' below).
In a second stage, we will proceed to the design and participative modelling of innovative interventions for addressing and managing multiple risk behaviours that could feasibly be implemented in a sustainable way in the real context of PHC.
35 36 The poor reporting of intervention components in childhood obesity treatment studies however makes it difficult for decision makers to (A) assess transferability of interventions for their local context and (B) learn how interventions can feasibly be implemented in practice.
If such a policy could feasibly be implemented, and if health insurance coverage were sufficient to pay for the prices of needed medicines, then such a division could lead to more equitable distributional outcomes than a simple public-private sector division.
A major reason the SHINE WASH intervention can be implemented feasibly and acceptably is that it is delivered by district- and community-level providers in the government sector, with strong local ownership.
In much the same way, it is often suggested that \ \textbf{NC}\) coincides with the class of problems which can be feasibly decided by algorithms which can be implemented relative to a parallel model such as \(\mathfrak{P}\) (see, e.g. Greenlaw, Hoover, and Ruzzo 1995).
Given that the reassortment hot spots that were predicted by our analysis could also be detected as high-risk areas using well-established population genetic analyses, such as implemented in STRUCTURE, these approaches could feasibly be used to identify areas where control strategies should be implemented.
The Alphabet Strategy can feasibly be adapted to different economic circumstances and has the potential to be implemented widely throughout the world.
Can OB Nest be implemented as intended during the study, and can it be feasibly adopted into practice?
