"operational feasibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the practical or technical aspects of implementing a plan or idea. For example, "We need to analyze the operational feasibility of this project before moving forward."
This mode is used during preparation of RH operational strategies, checking of operational feasibility and operations procedures.
System structure, heat exchanger sizing, and operation conditions are simultaneously settled, ensuring both operational feasibility and optimality.
A laboratory bench set-up has already demonstrated its operational feasibility.
Practical insights to balance disclosure risk, data utility, and other issues relating to operational feasibility, budget, and timelines.
Students are put in a position to confront some challenging tradeoffs between targeting accuracy and political, financial, and operational feasibility.
Joule heating in vacuum shows good operational feasibility and temperature stability.
The baseline data showed the operational feasibility of the proposed configuration.
Pinch considerations within this cycle and the tower itself determine the operational feasibility.
And it is politically feasible, which means that the stakeholders whose support is required endorse its purposes and believe in its operational feasibility.
"Strategic alignment" is a simple conceptual framework to reinforce the notion of aligning value, support, and operational feasibility when designing policy.
January 10 , 2014TfL informs me that it is "analysing the findings of the operational feasibility study" into relocating the Lillie Bridge Depot facilities and hopes to finalise a report on these in March 2014.
