"with operability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a system that works properly. For example, "This machine was designed with operability in mind, allowing it to run efficiently."
Using this guideline, a micromixer with high operability and productivity can be developed.
The aim of this study was to develop a biomimetic hydrogel scaffold with good operability and stability by collagen self-assembly.
These questions and their resolution are today part of the mainstream: control structures for chemical plants; design of processes with desired operability, resiliency, and flexibility; design of robust controllers; inferential control.
The findings from the study demonstrate the repairing material has great potential for repairing concrete cracks with desirable operability, adhesive strength and cracking resistance, and its properties could be adjusted within a certain range through various mix proportions to accommodate different requirements for applications.
Feedback revealed difficulties with inter-operability between different electronic systems and restrictive data sharing protocols, which meant that some clinical teams could not access the new form.
Flow-battery development is largely concerned with safety and operability.
Integration of a human machine interface (HMI) with hazard and operability (HAZOP) analysis is proposed in this work.
The application of the fluidized-bed reactor is more favourable than the packed-fluidized-bed reactor with respect to operability and C2+ selectivity.
The two key issues for PDVSA continue to be investment and operability, with serious questions as to whether they can generate the level of investment needed to reach Venezuela's total long-term target of 5.8 million b/d by 2012.
Next the control of both VR and HIDiC were optimized with respect to operability for a given disturbance scenario (dynamic optimization).
