The word 'conformable' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone who is in agreement with something else. For example: "The investment team was conformable to the new stock selection process."
In the marginalia to his fragmentary translation of Aristotle's Poetics, Racine wrote that in arousing the passions of pity and fear, tragedy removes from them whatever they have of the excessive and the vicious and brings them back to a moderated condition and conformable to reason.
The transition from latest Permian to earliest Triassic is nowhere represented by a continuous (conformable) succession of marine strata containing fossils that are not open to ambiguous age interpretation.
Lord Granville said that Canning "sought to avoid revolution, not by stubborn resistance to all movement and reformation, but by rendering the acts of the government conformable to the spirit of the times".
The marine equivalent of the Bunter in the Alps is the Werfen Limestone; there the distinctive Lower Triassic bivalve genus Claraia is found in apparently conformable contact with the underlying Bellerophon Limestone, in which undisputed Permian faunas are found.
removes from them whatever they have of the excessive and the vicious and brings them back to a moderated condition and conformable to reason.
Whatever is conformable to this conception of the real will be given value; whatever is opposed to it will be denied value.
In this case, it should be noted, that the Fed has not been buying sub-prime MBSs, but securities that are Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac conformable.
She hated that her sweet acres when the girl had been taken away should still contrive to be conformable, even the barley, even the grape, as though her heart had not been torn with hooks.
As a result, his political vision was essentially Manichaean: "The Manichaean philosophy respecting the origin and government of the world, if not true, is at least an hypothesis conformable to the experience of actual facts," he wrote.
This manner of preparing kid was not perhaps very conformable to the rules of culinary art, but it was the best of which circumstances permitted.
So Otherlab, which received $250,000 from ARPA-E, proposes a "conformable tank," meaning a coiled pipe that would store gas in a flat area.
