1. able to be examined, evaluated, or reconsidered
2. subject to judicial review or appeal
Usage: legal

Examples

• The committee’s decision is reviewable by the board of directors.
• All employee performance evaluations are reviewable upon request.
• The court ruled that the agency’s action was reviewable under federal law.
• Her grades are reviewable if she believes there was an error.
• The contract includes reviewable clauses that can be modified annually.
• Administrative decisions are generally reviewable by higher authorities.