1. capable of being put into effect or practice; feasible to execute or carry out
Usage: often used in business, technology, and project management contexts

Examples

• The new policy is implementable within the current budget constraints.
• Our team determined that the software upgrade is implementable by next quarter.
• The consultant proposed several implementable solutions to reduce costs.
• We need to ensure that all strategic goals are implementable before we commit to them.
• The plan sounds good in theory, but it may not be implementable in practice.
• Implementable changes require clear timelines and assigned responsibilities.