1. the process of dividing something into separate, independent modules or units that can function on their own or be combined together
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'modularization'; commonly used in technology, software engineering, and manufacturing

Examples

• The modularisation of the software system made it easier to update individual components without affecting the entire application.
• Engineers focused on the modularisation of the car's design to reduce manufacturing costs.
• The modularisation of the curriculum allowed students to choose courses based on their interests.
• The company's modularisation strategy improved efficiency by allowing teams to work independently on different modules.
• Through modularisation, the large project was broken down into manageable, self-contained units.
• The modularisation of the building's infrastructure made maintenance and repairs more straightforward.