deliverability

deliverability — noun

1. the likelihood that an email, a package, or a service will successfully reach th

1.名詞B2
釋義

the likelihood that an email, a package, or a service will successfully reach the person or place it is intended for, without being blocked, lost, or failing.

例句

Wei Chen's team runs weekly checks on the deliverability of their promotional emails.

collocation: deliverability of [something]

The new sorting machine raised the deliverability of parcels in the Bangkok distribution center.

同義詞
  • delivery rate

    more concrete and measurable; often used in reporting

  • success rate

    broader in meaning — can apply to any goal, not just delivery

反義詞
  • bounce rate

    specifically in email marketing; the percentage of emails that fail to reach the inbox

用法筆記

Most common in business and technology contexts, especially email marketing and logistics. Often used with the verb 'improve', 'increase', or 'ensure'.

常見錯誤

❌The deliverability of this letter is fast.
✅The delivery of this letter is fast.
💡'deliverability' refers to the ability to reach the target, not the speed of delivery.
❌We have high deliverabilities for all regions.
✅We have high deliverability for all regions.
💡'deliverability' is uncountable and does not take a plural form.