1. capable of being encoded or converted into a code
Usage: often used in computing and information technology contexts
2. able to be classified or categorized according to a coding system
Usage: used in research, data analysis, and medical contexts

Examples

• The data is codable into a standard format for analysis.
• Medical records must be codable according to the ICD-10 system.
• This information is easily codable for the database.
• The survey responses are codable into five distinct categories.
• Not all qualitative feedback is readily codable without interpretation.