The phrase "as measurable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to quantify or assess something in a specific context.
Example: "The project's success can be evaluated as measurable through various performance metrics."
Alternatives: "capable of being measured" or "quantifiable".
Many believe happiness is as measurable as any mental condition.
She speaks a lot, of equality as if it were as measurable as a bag of sugar.
It's not as measurable as SInFI, but it holds the upper hand of making intuitive sense.
develop postmarket safety performance measures that are as measurable and rigorous as the ones already developed for premarket review.
The consideration of post-treatment parameters such as measurable (minimal) residual disease12(a measure of the persistence of small numbers of leukaemia cells in patients in remission) has drastically changed the landscape of risk assessment in AML.
Tumor lesions were categorized as measurable if they could be accurately measured in at least one dimension as ≥20 mm with conventional techniques or as ≥10 mm with spiral CT.
Measure theoretic foundations of probability theory: probability spaces; random variables as measurable functions; notions of convergence (almost sure versus in probability).
In view of a practical realization of the proposed observer approach, the idealized system output, previously assumed as measurable on the entire surface, is reconstructed from a limited set of measurements by means of a least squares approximation.
It was able to produce some measurable and motivational objectives as well, as measurable process tools for media relations, but it still lacked the ability to measure quantitative or, qualitative relationships with key stakeholders.
It is every bit as real and concrete as measurable changes in GNP or trade flows.
Risk, which Knight defined as "measurable uncertainty," is the sort of uncertainty that a casino gambler faces.
