feasible

This term describes a balance between possibility and practicality. While something might be theoretically possible, it is only feasible if the available resources, time, and effort make it a sensible choice. It carries a pragmatic tone, often used in professional, technical, or administrative contexts to evaluate the viability of a plan. In project management and engineering, the word frequently appears in the context of a feasibility study, which is a formal analysis to determine if a proposed project is worth the investment. It differs from possible in that it implies a level of ease or convenience rather than just the absence of an impossibility.