Meanings of economic feasibility in English

We spent a significant amount of time doing detailed technical and economic feasibility studies.

The economic feasibility of this system is evaluated using the data generated with the benchmark simulations.

Preliminary health economic feasibility will be established.

These technologies present various advantages including offering an almost real physiological pacing, less complicated procedures, and economic feasibility.

NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, soon contracted with the company for ACC engineering and economic feasibility studies.

It requires substantial need for enforceable regulations, comprehensive industry controls, economic feasibility plans, and the latest ultra-expensive technology such as plasma gasification plants.

The integration of wastewater treatment with biogas production through anaerobic digestion is a biorefinery approach that facilitates the economic feasibility of the process.

A critical parameter affecting the economic feasibility of lignocellulosic bioconversion is the production of inexpensive and highly active cellulase enzymes in bulk quantity.

The Congress will have before it, the detailed report of a special board appointed to consider the engineering and economic feasibility of this project.

The sides agreed to "discuss in good faith" the economic feasibility of playing in empty ballparks, which appears to be the likely option.

Economic feasibility studies on two potential routes are to be carried out, said regional development minister David Cairns.

This project was first mooted in the 2009 Interconnector Economic Feasibility Report which identified that having an interconnector with France was worth pursuing.