"viable guarantee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a guarantee that is practical, feasible, and likely to be successful. Example: The company's promise of a full refund within 30 days is not a viable guarantee, as many customers have reported difficulty in receiving their money back.
This highly simplified test program was designed in order to make the number of tests viable whilst guaranteeing the reliability of the conclusions.
In addition, continuous sampling attaches statistical significance to the claim that this method ensures that the extracted material is 100% non-viable and guarantees staff safety.
A.K.P. leaders need to understand that true secular democracy is the only viable way to guarantee the rights and freedoms of all citizens, including Muslims.
However, anatomic reduction does not guarantee viable chondrocytes and functional articular cartilage in the zone of injury.
The only viable solution to guarantee a safe climate, they wrote, is to reduce the level of greenhouse gases to around 350 ppm, if not lower.
HEVs (hybrid electric vehicles) have proved a viable option to guaranteeing improved fuel economy and reduced emissions.
For activists staring at the map, the only alternative to all of this is to just roll their own solution, and they are increasingly looking at municipal-owned broadband as a viable path for guaranteeing net neutrality.
A negotiated deal with Israel is the only way to ensure creation of a viable Palestinian state and guarantee Israel's security.
And it is clear that a negotiated deal is the only way to ensure the creation of a viable Palestinian state and guarantee Israel's security.
It is Europe's duty to look for viable, innovative methods to guarantee the funding for research in order to combat tuberculosis and other transmissible diseases.
