"viable decision" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are describing something that could be effectively put into practice or a course of action that could be effectively taken. For example, "We need to make a viable decision in order to ensure the success of the project."
For both bands, young enough to have not known a time when being an emo band wasn't a commercially viable decision, the pair was a fitting choice.
The results obtained show that this approach is a viable decision tool and offer a good framework for designing and evaluating efficient and environmental supply chains.
long after we may question a loved one's judgement, it may well be possible for that person to make a viable decision for care, on their own terms.
On May 18 , 2012 the court published a unanimous ruling in Port v. Cowan that validated the marriage of Jessica Port and Virginia Cowan because it said "no viable decision by the Court had deemed a valid foreign marriage to be 'repugnant'," even if the marriage was void or punishable as a crime were it performed in Maryland.
The DEC framework implies that organizations that provide decision-makers with a flexible, interactive and adaptive knowledge system with viable decision options (and their assumptions) may help better support loop learning and decision-making at the point of service.
An example is presented to illustrate the system, which provides a viable decision-making method for quantitative buildability evaluation at the early design phase.
TGS (General Theory of Systems) developed by Bertalanffy and the exposed needs to adopt viable decisions under conditions of risks, have also contributed to the implementation of mathematical models.
Surely the aims of this relationship must include morally and technically viable decisions made for, and with, the patient.
Are providers effectively deliberating, taking, and evaluating decisions among a viable set of decision options, decision tactics, and potential outcomes?
Technology has enabled lenders and investors to carefully analyze data, overlay expected defaults, legally document their loans and make viable credit decisions.
A recent sign that downtown's traditional role remains viable is the decision this summer by JPMorgan Chase & Company to build a headquarters for its investment bank on the site of the ruined Deutsche Bank building.
