Preposition: on

• screen: What was needed was a solution that addressed the problem of making the text readable on screen.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: Here our members share their knowledge on how to make a long content page readable.

• keep: Aligning content to the left is recommended because it keeps the content readable.

Modifies a noun

• passport: Children and infants must obtain their own machine readable passport.

• biography: As he hoped readable biography of elite budget was.

• introduction: David Brandon's work provides a highly readable introduction to the field of advocacy ( Brandon, 1995 ).

• format: Teaching Notes are supplied in an easily readable on-screen format, or can be printed out.

• overview: This book gives a good, readable overview of the topic.

• account: For a concise, readable account of his life story in between those two dates, click the links on the left.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: All these, and others, remain very readable.

Modifying Another Word

• eminently: The Chan's Great Continent is an eminently readable book, which wears its scholarship lightly.

• immensely: This immensely readable book is full of such gems.

• compellingly: Quentin Tarantino uses words like bullets and writes with a propulsive energy that is compellingly readable.

• highly: Summary: Highly readable " one-stop shop " for the franchisee.

• barely: Never praised for her handwriting, the last of the envelopes is barely readable.

• easily: He then goes on to provide an easily readable summary of sound advice on buying a home.

Preposition: in

• browser: Text should be readable in such browsers and mobile phones and so forth.

Preposition: by

• anyone: Once the files are made readable by all, anyone with a browser can download them onto their own machine.

• user: Some of it is only readable by local users.

• everyone: A policy file must be in the [ netlogon ] share and must be readable by everyone and writeable by only root.