measurability (C1)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˌmeʒərəˈbɪləti/
Definition
The quality or state of being measurable; the degree to which something can be measured or quantified.
Examples
The measurability of abstract concepts like happiness is often debated.
Scientists require a high degree of measurability in their experimental data.
How to Use measurability
- degree of measurability (collocation)
- The extent or level to which something can be measured. — "The study aimed to establish the degree of measurability for customer satisfaction."
- lack of measurability (collocation)
- The absence or deficiency of the quality of being measurable. — "The project failed due to a significant lack of measurability in its objectives."
- measurability of X (prepositional phrase)
- The ability to be measured in relation to a specific subject or concept. — "The measurability of artistic talent is a complex philosophical question."
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