"viability assessment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a review of the practicality of a plan or program. For example: "Before moving forward with the project, we need to conduct a viability assessment."
It justified this in its viability assessment (PDF) on the basis that average sales values would only be £754/sqft.
and measured their strip densities by using the proposed method to demonstrate its viability assessment.
Applying bio-imaging in bacterial viability assessment is vital to human health.
Instead, it takes a land payment based on a viability assessment (to be done before the development starts).
Southwark council commissioned an independent appraisal of this viability assessment from the government's district valuer service (which was also revealed as part of the disclosure).
It is a static assessment, so as soon as I do a viability assessment it's already out of date by the next day.
The viability assessment therefore became a way of proving that the affordable housing targets were indeed "reasonable", while still allowing the developer to make a decent profit.
A key impact of Re B-S is that family and friends carers are no longer dismissed after a flawed viability assessment by the local authority.
Developers who claim their schemes are not commercially viable, when subject to these obligations, must submit a financial viability assessment explaining precisely why the figures don't stack up.
After an 18-month freedom-of-information battle waged by local residents, the district valuer's report of Capco's viability assessment was made public.
Instead, a "viability assessment" that the developer Lend Lease was waving about in order to cut back on the number of affordable flats would be made public.
