practicability

practicable | American Dictionary

practicable
adjective
us/ˈpræk·tɪ·kə·bəl/
able to be done or put into action:
A detailed report on the cause of the accident will be made public as soon as practicable.

Examples of practicable

practicable
The constraints on such talk do not invalidate focus-group findings; in fact, it is these constraints that make them practicable and interpretable.
However, the instruments used here were more practicable because of time constraints in the general medical settings.
The details of the individual arguments, however, are really quite straightforward, and the presentations are clear and the recommendations are practical, if not always practicable.
However, teaching all their proper use was not practicable.
The target response rate of 50 % was reached in children aged 5-14 years making this approach practicable in children.
Mosquitos may be bred quite easily from larvae, and this method of collecting should be adopted whenever practicable.
Thus, the presented control concept is practicable in case, the nonlinear static part and the dynamic process model admit separation.
In their view international standardization was desirable but not yet practicable.
Therefore, the model we describe is the most practicable approach currently.
It is almost certain that the only practicable way to reduce human per capita resource demand is to stabilize and then decrease the human population.
This makes the model cumbersome to apply in a consistent and practicable manner.
Yet despite the trend of theory, architects of the mid-nineteenth century continued a practicable observance of decorum in their designs.
The combination of treatment for various parasitic diseases such as schistosomiasis, gastrointestinal helminths and filariasis, where relevant and practicable, reduces the cost of control programmes.
We instead opt for some more practicable vision of how the world ought to be.
Given the complexity of many policy issues, complete ' 'programming' ' of administrative behaviour by legal rules is, more often than not, neither possible nor practicable.
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