"secure feasibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to creating conditions that enable a project or activity to be accomplished successfully. For example, "We must secure feasibility by confirming the necessary resources are available."
The resulting theoretical feasibility secured from various in silico models has dramatically strengthened the confidence of worldwide researchers in physically realizing the desired PCM-based synapse.
As of 2011 the country has no railways, although funding has been secured for a feasibility study into extending the Tanzanian Central Line into Rwanda.
Senator Richard C. Shelby, a Republican who is chairman of the transportation subcommittee of the Appropriations Committee, secured $4 million for a feasibility study of the highway, which would run from Mobile to Muscle Shoals.
In addition, feedback from experiences on different sites has already demonstrated the feasibility of securing venous sampling.
Although the results prove the practical feasibility of cryptographically secure GWAS, the solution is also notably more resource demanding than the alternatives.
Although the protocols described in this paper are not unconditionally secure, they do suggest the feasibility, with the aid of modern cryptographic techniques and high speed communication networks, of a general purpose probabilistic record linkage system which permits record linkage studies to be carried out with negligible risk of invasion of personal privacy.
In particular, the data obtained from research reactor decontamination and decommissioning activities can be important resources securing the safety and economic feasibility for other research reactor decommissioning.
Exploration of secure environment GPs' views on the feasibility of collecting supporting information for the RCGP proposed portfolio Thirty-eight out of 50 GPs (76%) who agreed to take part in the study participated in an initial interview.
Exploration of secure environment GPs' views on the feasibility of collecting supporting information for the RCGP proposed portfolio For this national study, GPs were invited to participate in either a focus group or an individual semi-structured interview (face-to-face or telephone) of up to 60 minutes duration to gain an in-depth knowledge of GPs' views of the RCGP revalidation proposals.
A spokesperson for the Department for Transport said: "Network Rail has been asked to look at options for Dawlish including a review of securing the coastal line and the feasibility of alternative routes.
