1. The plural of measurability; the quality or state of being able to be measured or quantified.
Usage: Formal; often used in academic, scientific, or technical contexts.

Examples

• The measurabilities of different physical properties vary in precision and difficulty.
• Scientists debate the measurabilities of subjective experiences like pain and emotion.
• The project's success depends on the measurabilities of its key performance indicators.
• In statistics, we must consider the measurabilities of all variables before analysis.
• The measurabilities of water quality are well-established through standardized testing methods.