obtainability
obtainability — noun
1. the quality of being available for someone to get, buy, or acquire, especially w
the quality of being available for someone to get, buy, or acquire, especially with reasonable effort or cost
The obtainability of spare parts for vintage cars varies sharply between European and Asian markets.
the obtainability of [thing] varies — typical noun-of-quality syntax
Salma's research depends entirely on the obtainability of historical census records from rural districts.
depends on the obtainability of [resource] — common collocation
Village doctors worried about the obtainability of antibiotics after the supply contract ended.
Esteban questioned the obtainability of an international driver's licence within the two-week deadline.
Limited obtainability of clean water shaped the village's daily routines for generations.
- availability
much more common; covers the same idea but also extends to people's free time and to abstract states
- accessibility
stresses being possible to reach or use, not the act of getting hold of
- procurability
near-synonym; also formal and rare, leans toward goods one purchases or sources
- scarcity
names the opposite as a noun of state
- unavailability
everyday opposite; far more frequent than 'obtainability' itself
文法句型
the obtainability of [thing]
obtainability of [resource]
用法筆記
Almost always preceded by 'the' and followed by 'of'. Subject of an obtainability claim is usually a resource, document, product, or piece of information rather than an abstract idea. Common modifiers: limited, wide, easy, restricted, reduced.