"fiscal viability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something's financial feasibility or sustainability. For example, "The company's goal is to maintain fiscal viability in the long-term."
The grant application forms require organizations to divulge whether they're under financial duress, but Dana Springs, interim executive director of the San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture, said there was nothing in the opera company's applications, including one filed recently for the coming fiscal year, that "caused the application review panelists to question [its] fiscal viability".
The state said St. Basil's fiscal viability was in question.
Mr. DiFrancesco vowed on Wednesday to find a way to quickly ensure the fiscal viability of the Meadowlands.
Mr. Williams wrote in a court affidavit that Greater Harlem Housing was trying "to restore itself to fiscal viability".
Renewal of the John A. Wilson District Building is "a symbol of the city's new fiscal viability," Mayor Anthony Williams said.
But with more than twice as many retirees as active workers, Mr. Brookover wrote, the costs of paying for the pensions "threaten both the city's fiscal viability, as well as its wherewithal to provide public safety for its citizens".
Government policies can enhance the financial viability of such strategies by introducing fiscal incentives for joint sanitation/sustainable energy projects, along with their associated outreach and educational programs.
In any case, Mr. Bolten said, the government's short-term fiscal condition does not limit Mr. Bush's ability to address long-term challenges like ensuring Social Security's financial viability.
4. Ensure financial viability.
To assess the fiscal and logistical viability of school-based, pharmacist-administered influenza vaccination programs.
