viabilidad
viability
noun byah-bee-lee-DAHD Rare
Origin: From Medieval Latin viabilitas, from via (way, road).
Also means
feasibility
Usage Note
Viabilidad describes whether a plan, project, or organism can survive or be successfully carried out. Estudio de viabilidad is the standard term for a 'feasibility study.' The related adjective is viable ('viable' or 'feasible'), which is a direct cognate and near-false-friend: it does not mean 'available' (that is disponible).
Examples
"Analizaron la viabilidad del proyecto antes de invertir."
Natural Translation
They analyzed the feasibility of the project before investing.
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