1. the quality or state of being able to be processed; the degree to which something can be handled, treated, or worked through a process
Usage: commonly used in technical, manufacturing, and data contexts

Examples

• The processability of the raw material determines how efficiently it can be manufactured.
• Engineers tested the processability of the new polymer before full-scale production.
• High processability makes this data format ideal for automated systems.
• The software's processability allows it to handle large datasets without slowdown.
• Improving processability was key to reducing production costs.
• The clay's excellent processability made it popular with artisans.