1. the quality or capability of being delivered successfully, especially the ability of an email message to reach a recipient's inbox without being blocked or marked as spam
Usage: commonly used in email marketing and digital communication contexts
2. the ability to complete or fulfill a task, project, or promise as intended
Usage: business and project management usage

Examples

• The marketing team improved email deliverability by authenticating their domain.
• Poor sender reputation can negatively impact deliverability rates.
• The project manager assessed the deliverability of the deadline given current resources.
• Spam filters affect the deliverability of promotional messages.
• Our company focuses on deliverability to ensure customers receive their orders on time.
• High deliverability is essential for successful email campaigns.