1. The plural of modulability; the quality or capacity of being modular or capable of being divided into independent, interchangeable modules.
Usage: technical; formal; often used in software engineering, systems design, and manufacturing contexts

Examples

• The software architect emphasized the modulabilities of the new framework to reduce development time.
• Different modulabilities in the system design allowed teams to work independently on separate components.
• The manufacturing process improved by increasing the modulabilities of individual parts.
• Engineers assessed the modulabilities of the platform before deciding on integration strategies.
• The product's modulabilities made it easier to update and maintain over time.