"workable suggestions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe ideas, solutions, or proposals that are practical and can be put into action. You can use it when discussing potential solutions to a problem or when offering advice. Here is an example: "After hours of brainstorming, the team finally came up with some workable suggestions for increasing productivity in the office."
"Cow poop is cow poop," admits Ms. Slupecki, who was feeling some frustration at the paucity of workable suggestions by the time they reached dessert and coffee.
Missing between the anecdotes and the truisms is a serious examination of the social forces at play in any given incident, with workable suggestions for preventing further friction.
What about some workable suggestions for cleaning up the detritus in the form of the hundreds of billions of dollars in toxic assets that remain on the balance sheets of the 19 stress-tested bank holding companies, which could cause inestimable economic damage in the event of a double-dip recession?
I think the suggestion made by Mr Miliband shows that his head [I presume Major meant heart] is in the right place, but I don't think it's a workable proposition.
"This is not a workable proposition".
If they did so nevertheless, and more than the guaranteed number of bugs were reported, those with a valid sales receipt would be eligible for a refund proportional to the number of additional bugs.That may not be entirely workable, but it is an interesting suggestion.
Let's hope that the EMA and the FDA can use these and other suggestions to come up with a workable and mutually agreeable plan to break up the logjam of unapproved drugs for adolescents with type 2 diabetes.
The adapted benchmarking process of Spendolini [ 5] was workable, but adjustments might increase the generation of improvement suggestions regarding operations management.
It finds room for a denunciation of the International Criminal Court, but not for the slightest suggestion, however theoretical or remote, that a workable, democratic structure of international law might someday be a better, more just guarantor of peace and security than the power and intentions of any single country.
His suggestion has unassailable common sense and is perhaps the most workable solution holding promise for millions of other species.
That's probably not workable given the variety of responses from commenters who understandably didn't want to be bound by my suggestions.
