The phrase "idea is viable" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that the idea is feasible or practical. For example: - The company brainstormed various ideas for their new product, but not all of them were viable. - Before presenting your proposal, make sure that the idea is viable and has a solid plan for implementation. - After thorough research and analysis, we concluded that the proposed idea is viable and has potential for success.
If fuel cells are cheap enough, they would make formidable competitors for these and in Japan, Toshiba has teamed up with Fuji and Mitsubishi to install 100 fuel-cell generators ranging from 50kW to 11MW in order to see if the idea is viable.
The results demonstrate that the proposed idea is viable.
But before you liquidate what's left of your 401(k) or hit up friends and family for start-up capital, step back and figure whether your "great idea" is viable business concept.
We have taught people to explore their business ideas and research the market to make sure they have a niche – so many were starting businesses without looking at the market to make sure their idea was viable.
A lower court had turned down the mother's request to move, but the appeals court said the Web site idea was viable and told the lower court to reconsider.
He said that initiative had shown the idea was "viable", so the idea was to "expand it significantly".
Although the Vida-Rhein contract confirmed that his business idea was viable, Biotecnol "lacked critical mass and structure".
Not all of his ideas are viable; some seem intended mainly to challenge conventional wisdom about preservation and its benefits, and in doing so, to liberate architecture just a little from stale ideas.
Most biomedical studies are done out of large universities as funding goes to the consortia of labs that are most likely to get results, so Genspace also provides a place for scientists to do proof of concept experiments to test if ideas are viable before applying for a grant.
At Edison Nation Medical, we have worked with thousands of inventors and entrepreneurs over the past decade, and we've learned a lot about which ideas are viable -- and which are not, particularly from a financial point of view.
If enough members "like" an idea, Renaissance conducts a feasibility study to determine if the idea is economically viable.
