1. the quality or state of being able to be measured or quantified
2. the property of a mathematical set that allows it to be assigned a measure
Usage: mathematics

Examples

• The measurability of student progress is essential for educational assessment.
• Scientists debate the measurability of consciousness and subjective experiences.
• The company’s success depends on the measurability of its key performance indicators.
• In mathematics, the measurability of a set determines whether it can be integrated.
• The measurability of environmental impact helps guide policy decisions.
• Researchers questioned the measurability of happiness in psychological studies.