The word 'recoverable' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that can be restored to its original or usable form or condition. For example: "The computer files were recoverable, so we were able to restore them."
In the letter, leaked to the Financial Times, Varoufakis said the backlog of tax arrears in Greece stood at €76bn (£55but, buthatat only €8bn of this was probably recoverable.
"The Asian Cup local organising committee do not believe the email to be accessible, recoverable or stored anywhere else in their systems," the letter said.
It said it had found oil at its SNE-1 well, close to the FAN-1 well where it made a discovery last month, and suggested it could hold 150m to to 670m barrels of recoverable reserves.
The weather was excellent, so the tags should have been recoverable if the birds had died of natural causes, but no signal was found.
"Who knows at this stage whether this is a truly big discovery and how much oil is really recoverable.
And is the situation recoverable?
Cove holds an 8.5% stake in a recently discovered field in Mozambican waters that contains up to 30 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas.It emerged that General Motors and France's PSA Peugeot Citroën are in talks about creating an alliance that could see the pair develop engines and share some manufacturing costs for the cars they make in Europe.
But since there are ten such basins in the country it may be that 40tcf is indeed recoverable, roughly equivalent to Britain's share of the original North Sea gas reserves.George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, this week revisited the idea of offering tax breaks to attract shale-gas firms.
The "giant" field is located in the Gulf of Mexico some 400km (250 miles) off the Texas coast and holds perhaps 3 billion barrels of oil, though perhaps only a fraction is likely to be recoverable.
Though the switch may cost issuers and merchants as much as $8 billion, interest at long last appears to be growing.Many of those costs may be recoverable over time through lower fraud losses.
