feasibility
The fact that a plan or idea is possible to do in real life and is likely to work well.
The state or degree to which something can be done successfully and practically in real conditions.
- Base: feasibility
- Plural: feasibilities, feasibility
assess the feasibility of
1evaluate if something is feasible
To look at a plan or idea and decide if it is possible and practical.
- We hired consultants to assess the feasibility of expanding into Asian markets.
- The team will assess the feasibility of using solar power at the factory.
demonstrate the feasibility of
1show that something is feasible
To give clear proof that a plan or method is possible and practical.
- The trial project aims to demonstrate the feasibility of remote surgery.
- Their research successfully demonstrated the feasibility of large-scale battery storage.
economic feasibility
1financial practicality of a plan
How good or bad a plan is in terms of money, costs, and possible profit.
- The economic feasibility of the wind farm is still under review.
- Without economic feasibility, the project cannot move forward.
feasibility analysis
1systematic check of feasibility
A careful, step-by-step check to see if a plan is possible and practical.
- A detailed feasibility analysis will be completed before construction starts.
- The feasibility analysis showed that the project risks were too high.
feasibility assessment
1evaluation of project feasibility
An evaluation to decide if a plan can work well or not.
- The NGO conducted a feasibility assessment for new water projects in the region.
- A feasibility assessment is required before we apply for funding.
feasibility report
1written summary of feasibility findings
A written document that explains if a project or idea is possible and practical, and why.
- The feasibility report concluded that the airport expansion should go ahead.
- We submitted the feasibility report to the board last week.
feasibility study
1formal study of a plan’s practicality
A detailed study that checks if a plan or project is possible, practical, and likely to succeed.
- The city ordered a feasibility study before approving the new rail line.
- According to the feasibility study, the hotel project could be profitable within three years.
financial feasibility
1possibility given budget and funding
Whether there is enough money to start and continue a plan or project.
- They are still analyzing the financial feasibility of the new hospital.
- Grants will improve the financial feasibility of the research program.
practical feasibility
1real-world doability of a plan
How easy or hard it is to do something in real life, not just in theory.
- We must look at the practical feasibility of enforcing this law.
- The idea is attractive, but its practical feasibility is doubtful.
question the feasibility of
1doubt if something is feasible
To say or think that a plan may not be possible or practical.
- Experts have begun to question the feasibility of the country’s climate targets.
- Several board members questioned the feasibility of the proposed merger.
technical feasibility
1feasibility from a technical view
How possible a plan is when we only think about technology, tools, and skills.
- The technical feasibility of the system has been confirmed by engineers.
- We must consider technical feasibility before setting a launch date.
test the feasibility of
1try something to see if feasible
To try a plan or method in a limited way to see if it can really work.
- They ran a pilot program to test the feasibility of online classes.
- The prototype was built to test the feasibility of the new design.