The phrase "workable strategies" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to denote strategies that are feasible or that can be realistically implemented. For example: "The students discussed several workable strategies to achieve their academic goals."
But re-analyzing the problem is easier than designing workable strategies to reverse what may now be irreversible.
Growing Smarter illuminates the growing racial and class divisions in metropolitan areas today and suggests workable strategies to address them.
The influencing factors need to be explored so as to develop specific, workable strategies to improve nurses' vaccination behaviour.
The methodology involved appraising the town's profile, agreeing on critical issues, working in taskforces to develop strategies and projects required to address the issues, agreeing on workable strategies and bankable projects, and facilitating implementation of the planning framework.
Universities should not only implement performance evaluations of supervisors, but also cultivate safe spaces for doctoral students to share their issues, and have access to support staff who will be able to provide constructive advice and guide them towards workable strategies and solutions.
If you're like me, you look for workable strategies that target professional and personal goals.
Appetizers were more satisfying than main courses; a workable strategy would be to order appetizers only.
What the government needs is a workable strategy and the management structure to implement it.
I still don't feel we have a broad, workable strategy.
But on the "Tonight" show Mr. Leno found a workable strategy with bin Laden jokes.
They are not sure whether it represents wishful thinking or a workable strategy.
