"viable avenue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a practical or feasible option or approach to a problem or situation. For example: - "After considering all our options, we have determined that starting our own business is the most viable avenue for financial growth." - "The new government policies have opened up a viable avenue for sustainable energy production." - "Exploring digital marketing strategies could be a viable avenue for increasing our customer base."
Globally, there are trillions of pounds being retained by corporations who see no viable avenue for profitable investment.
One viable avenue is to enhance the irrigation's efficiency by increasing on one hand the water supply (via the use of recycled waters), and on the other by decreasing the water consumption (via the use of drip irrigation, autonomous network of sensors and predictive models).
Fixed-dose combination pills, also known "polypills", containing generic drugs, i.e. Aspirin, a statin, and blood pressure (BP) lowering medication(s) may be a viable avenue to improve medication adherence and consequently reduce risk of further disability or death on a large scale among stroke survivors encountered in resource-constrained regions.
A change in adaptation strategy from a hard "hold-the-line" principle to a softer managed realignment approach giving room for ecosystem migration may be the only viable avenue for preserving crucial ecosystems, if there would be a rapid sea-level rise and also the only option for efficient human disaster reduction.
"I am disappointed that at this point, there does not appear to be a partner for the hospital," the governor said in a statement, adding that the task force "will continue to work with the hospital, unions, elected officials, lenders and others until every viable avenue is exhausted".
The announcement provides great evidence that P2P is a viable avenue for legal distribution of online video.
Few are as skilled as Hamilton, and incompetence by jailhouse lawyers can lead to the loss of viable avenues of relief for defendants.
They should be responsive to the public, enabling comunity members to vote out school officials or change school policies through meaningful and viable avenues like elections, referendums, and open school meetings.
But only a few years later, amid failing physical sales, the music industry quickly learned it could benefit from the living room band game boom, and game series like Guitar Hero and Rock Band soon became viable avenues for record labels to capture new fans for classic rock bands.
In short, there are viable avenues to pursue to optimize the in vivo glycosylation of the aglycone using novel sugar biosynthesis pathways and matching them with different glycosyltransferases. Extracts producing a mixture of glycosylated analogues, including angolosaminyl-6-dEB, angolosaminyl-EB, and possibly mycaminosyl-6dEB, had antibiotic activity.
For CAG repeat contraction to be a viable therapeutic avenue, the disease phenotypes must be reversible.
