1. able to be delivered or handed over

1. a product or service that must be provided as part of a project or contract
Usage: business; project management

Examples

• The package is deliverable to your home address.
• All items must be deliverable within 30 days.
• The team completed the first deliverable ahead of schedule.
• Each deliverable has a specific deadline and quality standard.
• The contract specifies three main deliverables for the project.
• Our deliverable includes a detailed report and presentation.
• The software deliverable passed all quality tests.