able to be measured, or large enough to be noticed
The service produces clear, measurable benefits to people's health.
The success of the marketing campaign was measurable through increased website traffic and sales.
Employee performance should be based on measurable goals and objectives.
The effectiveness of a fitness routine is more evident when there are measurable improvements in strength and endurance.
Measurable outcomes are crucial for evaluating the impact of educational programs.
Sustainable development goals often include measurable targets to track progress.
