1. The plural of analyzability; the quality or state of being capable of being analyzed or broken down into component parts for study or understanding.
Usage: Formal/technical term, commonly used in academic and scientific contexts; Often appears in discussions of data, systems, or concepts that can be examined systematically

Examples

• The analyzabilities of different programming languages vary depending on their structure and documentation.
• Researchers assessed the analyzabilities of the collected data before proceeding with statistical testing.
• The software's analyzabilities were improved by adding detailed logging features.
• Different chemical compounds have different analyzabilities under various laboratory conditions.
• The analyzabilities of historical texts depend on the availability of contextual information.