"answerable from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something can be answered or explained based on something else. Example: The mystery of the missing key was answerable from the muddy footprints leading to the back door.
No show of this kind is a dictionary answerable from A to Z.
We, on the other hand, had a research question which was simultaneously less likely to be literally answerable from existing studies (from our searches of the wider literature on volunteers in palliative care settings we were not expecting to find studies which had focused specifically on how the volunteer role was understood) and was relatively tightly defined.
As a first step towards a comprehensive transcriptome and full genome analysis this study assesses currently available transcriptome information to probe the tardigrade adaptation potential and addresses a number of specific questions already answerable from the current set of EST data.
Practicing 'EBM' requires that users are skilled across a 5-step process that includes; (i) construction of an answerable question from the clinical scenario, (ii) systematic retrieval of the best available evidence, (iii) critical appraisal of the evidence for validity, clinical relevance and applicability, (iv) application of results, and (v) evaluation of performance [ 2].
The process of EBM typically includes five steps: Formulating an answerable question from a clinical problem; finding the best available evidence applicable to the problem; critically appraising the evidence for validity, clinical relevance and applicability; interpreting and applying the results of the evidence in the clinical setting; and evaluating the performance [ 4].
Two of the five critical steps in achieving competency in EBM are to (i) construct an answerable question from the clinical environment, and (ii) effectively and efficiently search the medical literature to identify the best available evidence to answer the question [ 1].
"In the government's vision of centralised control from Whitehall, you have David Laws and Michael Gove answerable for thousands of schools and nothing in between," Hunt said.
Actually, he has probably done a good thing by insulating himself from his party; otherwise he would be answerable for everything the government has done so far.
The answer is ANSWERABLE.
Landed gentry and sultans can no longer sustain a company like this, which is answerable to shareholders from Volkswagen, its corporate parent since 1998.
That means having department leadership that is held accountable for measures of progress and answerable to voices from the community who are focused on maintaining the highest standards of constitutional policing.
