notifiable

Adjective complement with noun phrase

make: We believe that Mr Taylor was right to question the desirability of making a disease notifiable without doing anything else.

Modifies a noun

• disease: Power to order child likely to convey notifiable disease not to attend school.
• offense: Twenty four offenses have been added to the list of notifiable offenses by the new rules.
• pest: Some leaf miner species are notifiable insect pests, particularly on ornamental crops.
• weed: The council now sprays only very occasionally, when it is necessary to eradicate ' notifiable weeds ' like the poisonous ragwort.
• installation: Notifiable Installations: Installations defined by the Health and Safety Executive which handle or store hazardous substances.
• transaction: A land transaction return form is required for all notifiable transaction within the scope of stamp duty land tax ( SDLT ).

Modifying Another Word

• statutorily: Opt-out is not, however, possible for infections which are statutorily notifiable.
• not: Other diseases - diseases which are not notifiable or zoonoses.
• compulsorily: It is a compulsorily notifiable disease in the UK and any suspicion or confirmation of the disease should be immediately notified to Defra.

Used with adjective complement

• make: BSE was made notifiable in June 1988 by the same Order that introduced the ruminant feed ban.
• become: BSE became notifiable on 21 June 1988 and the slaughter and compensation program was introduced on 8 August 1988.