remediableness

English

Etymology

remediable +‎ -ness

Noun

remediableness (uncountable)

1. The state or quality of being remediable.
   • 1843, William John Little, On Ankylosis; Or, Stiff-joint, page 50:

     When, from the existence of mobility, the absence of disease of the articulation or other insuperable obstacle, the practitioner has determined the remediableness of a case of false ankylosis, he will then decide on the propriety of confiding to mechanical means, or of resorting to surgical operations.

   • 2008, Claude Ménard, Handbook of New Institutional Economics, page 59:

     Two crucial TCE moves endorsed by Dixit are the view of the firm as governance structure and to insist upon remediableness.