The phrase "predict the feasibility" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase could be used, for example, in a sentence like this: "I need to predict the feasibility of this project before deciding whether or not to pursue it."
The in vitro corneal penetration experiment, ocular irritant test and transcorneal mechanism across the cornea have been previously described to predict the feasibility for the proposed ophthalmic application.
For each setup a different welding tool is designed, an extra nuting angle is considered, and numerical simulations are performed in order to predict the feasibility of the process, the final shape of the welded blank, and the distribution of the main process variables, i.e. temperature, strain and strain rate.
Consequently, the presented analytical model (based on the related literature) can be utilized to predict the feasibility of networking applications based on BT 2.x+EDR as a function of the power of the environmental noise.
The temperature dependency on the rate of a reaction is important to predict the feasibility of the reaction.
The temperature dependence on the rate of reaction is important to predict the feasibility of the reaction.
CT is widely used in evaluation of patients with ovarian cancer to predict the feasibility of primary cytoreductive surgery.
For the future work in this article, although the BP neural network can reasonably predict the feasibilities of the petroleum projects, there still exist some problems.
Computer screening reproduces known perovskite materials and predicts the feasibility of thousands more.
It even predicts the feasibility of a glass-like structural state with unlimited directional flexibility of the transformation strain that is conceptually similar to a ferromagnetic glass.
In the past CT was invaluable in predicting the feasibility of exenteration, but this has now been superceded by PET/CT.
The dimensionless separation factor, R L that specifies the shape of the Langmuir isotherm and predicts the feasibility of adsorption process is expressed as: R_{text{L}} = frac{1}{{1 + bC_{o} }}.
