1. the quality or state of being able to be analyzed or examined systematically
Usage: technical; academic

Examples

• The analyzability of the data depends on how it was collected.
• Researchers questioned the analyzability of such complex social phenomena.
• The software’s analyzability made it easier for developers to debug.
• The poem’s analyzability has been debated by literary critics for decades.
• Scientists improved the analyzability of their results through better methodology.
• The analyzability of financial markets remains a contentious topic among economists.