"selectable" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to describe something that can be chosen or selected from a group of items. For example, "This program offers users several selectable options for customizing their settings."
Similarly, these new studies have shown that animal development is incomplete without symbionts, which also constitute a second mode of genetic inheritance, providing selectable genetic variation for natural selection.
And the noise will be selectable.
Jones certainly sees him as a highly selectable inside back of one kind or another: a "five-eighth" player, as the All Blacks would say.
They make themselves selectable and put themselves in a position where they make it impossible for them to be left out.
The Middlesex paceman is set to return home from the tour of Australia on Friday with limited-overs coach Ashley Giles labelling him "not selectable" due to technical problems with his bowling action.
The auto is a Mercedes unit, and selectable four-wheel drive is there for you with either.
For Steven Finn this was closer to a merciful release after 11 weeks on tour without playing an international match and some clear evidence in practice last week in Melbourne that the world's No3 ranked one-day international bowler has regressed to a state where he is un-selectable.
The Hybrid also integrates four driver-selectable data screens, including sprouting green leaves, to coach drivers to fuel-saving heights.
F Sport features include smoky graphite 19-inch alloy wheels, a driver-selectable suspension (including slick onscreen graphics that highlight components within an X-ray transparency of the car), a 16-way sport driver's seat, aluminum cabin trim, racier body panels and more.
A driver-selectable all-electric mode provides a range of up to 14 miles when the battery is fully charged.
The bike's optional electronics package includes rider-selectable settings that help to optimize power and throttle response over four modes.
