"logically feasible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express the idea that something is logically sound or reasonable. For example: "The solution offered by the committee was logistically feasible and practical."
IDT formalizes designers' verbal statements as either analytic or synthetic propositions through a cyclic operation of "specify-ideate-validate" at each abstraction level to generate a design concept which is logically feasible, functionally simple, and physically certain.
We furthermore show that the only logically feasible relationship between the stemness of cell lineages and the emergent fate of their tissue, which satisfies the given criteria, is one of dominance from a particular lineage.
We formulate a theorem which shows that if dominance of a single cell lineage is not permitted, then there exist no other logically feasible explanation for how individual cell fates are aggregated into the collective fate of the tissue.
Although the approach may seem to be abstract and technical, it is practical and concrete because it enables us to distinguish between what is logically feasible and what is not [ 26].
The astounding result of our analysis is - yes - a single lineage dominates the fate of the tissue, not as a random or rare event but as the only logically feasible outcome of a robust system.
Since we wish to investigate what is 'in principle' possible, we shall explore all logically feasible possibilities, and thus will not be required to consider numbers or actual order relationships between different cell lineages.
This paper makes the case that to achieve risk reduction effectively: the first steps are to identify and evaluate the hazards and assess the risks deriving from them; then, a logically supported, feasible, hierarchical series of control measures should be undertaken to reduce risks; and the risk reduction measures should be encompassed within a sound problem solving technique.
Criteria should include PDDIs with potentially severe medical consequences if action is not taken, strong evidence to support an association (pharmacokinetic or pharmacodynamic) with the outcome of interest, and be logically and practically feasible to manage the PDDI with available data and then be able to track the change [ 2].
This means there is quite a range of worlds which, though logically possible, are not feasible for God, In that they are beyond his reach as creator (ibid., 71).
However, the land can also be sold to a company that TfL is part of, logically at a price low enough to make 50% affordable financially feasible.
From the above discussions, it is noteworthy that task shifting seems to be feasible and effective only in the delivery of 'simple' health interventions which logically require less additional training and efforts needed for additional supervision.
