feasibility study

noun

1. a study designed to determine the practicability of a system or plan

Example Sentences

The trust said it had already made "adjustments to support Millie" and was carrying out a feasibility study to confirm the cost of the ramp, estimated at £100,000, before deciding what to do next.

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A traffic and feasibility study also has to be completed, and the county has to sign off.

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Miami Beach Commissioner David Suarez said that it could be two to three years and that the traffic and feasibility study would have to be carefully examined.

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She said the company recently did a feasibility study and identified an initial 77 sites in the U.S. that would be suitable for the commercial wave energy.

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Before the work began, an engineer noted that the road would be expensive to maintain because of the constant land movement, and while it was being built, “many slipouts and slides occurred, delaying construction,” according to a 2015 project feasibility study commissioned by Caltrans.

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