The term "market viability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the potential of a product or service to be successful in the marketplace. For example: "We need to assess the market viability of the new product before making a decision."
"The behaviors of someone running for president and someone trying to gain market viability are exactly the same," he said.
Other experts on wireless E.V. charging technology said they doubted the ultimate market viability of the university's technology.
During the yearlong program, D-Lab Scale-Ups fellows work to retire risk in technical feasibility and market viability to position their ventures for investment, partnership, and growth.
During the 12-month fellowship, entrepreneurs work to retire risk in technical feasibility and market viability, thereby positioning their ventures for investment, partnership, and growth.
During the yearlong program, the D-Lab Scale-Ups fellows work to retire risk in technical feasibility and market viability to position their ventures for investment, partnership, and growth.
A 16-member advisory board of academics, scientists, environmentalists, entrepreneurs, farmers and national experts selected the winner based on crop yield, nitrogen reduction, and the cost and market viability of their innovation.
Yet pressing relentlessly against the Treasury market's viability is the expected size of budget surpluses compared with the amount of debt maturing each year.
One, to be announced on Tuesday, also includes an agency holding company, Project WorldWide, based in the Detroit suburb of Auburn Hills, Mich., which is making a bet on the market's viability by bankrolling the start-up of a San Francisco agency named Argonaut.
Recent volatility causes most to question the bull market's viability.
Household incomes and other demographic factors (age, educational levels) also play a role in a market's viability to support big-time sports, but to a lesser degree.
As an example of the market's viability, Kuperstein and co-founder Ryan Moriarty bring up the example of MysteryGuitarMan (video above), a YouTube celebrity who has garnered over 150 million video views and has the potential to bring in over one million dollars in revenue if he continues at his current growth rate.
