"more workable to" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe something that is easier or more feasible to work with or use. Here are some examples: 1. The new software update is more workable to our system, making it easier to manage our data. 2. The revised proposal is more workable to our budget constraints, allowing us to move forward with the project. 3. Moving the deadline to next week is more workable to our team's schedule. 4. The new seating arrangement is more workable to accommodate larger groups for meetings. 5. The updated design is more workable to the client's preferences, resulting in a more satisfactory final product.
As sellers submit more workable exploits to testers and buyers, they build a reputation that makes it easier — and more lucrative — to sell their future exploits, Holt says.
But one lovely event, and that's what it feels like, is my soil, which is full of earthworms and a lot more workable thanks to a cover crop of hairy vetch I planted in early September.
But domestic fines do present a more workable route for governments to try to compel the types of action they want to see from tech firms, albeit only locally.
Albala assures me that "the result is a horrible mess" with these proportions ("one can only imagine the author was either careless or had gargantuan hands"), but once I've added enough flour to make it into a more workable consistency, I manage to create a pancake, of sorts, from the mixture.
A more nuanced, but perhaps more workable solution, would be to weight tax relief towards charities that work to alleviate poverty and suffering.
Historical and ongoing efforts to stop biopiracy through international biodiversity policies have constrained biodiversity research, and more workable solutions are needed to transgress the barriers toward a more fair sharing of benefits arising from biodiversity research.
For this code to be useful for our purposes, it has to be translated to a more workable form.
For example, an UHPC mixture incorporating a limestone micro-filler is more workable and compatible compared to a mixture incorporating higher surface area metakaolin at the same SP dosage (Rougeau and Burys 2004).
We might find this practice more realistic, more workable, and more compassionate to ourselves.
If you're struggling to get the flour to come together, or if everything has become too warm, don't be afraid to pop the bowl into the freezer for a couple of minutes to chill it back down to a more workable temperature.
