remediable

Modifies a noun

• breach: You should have the opportunity to put right minor remediable breaches.
• factor: The advisors ' experience of such meetings is that they stimulate discussion of remediable factors and the pathologist's contribution is valued.
• condition: It is important that these potentially remediable conditions are recognized and treated to ensure that patients with multiple sclerosis retain optimum visual function.
• cause: Dr. Vijay, in her article, gives information on the management of surgically remediable causes of childhood blindness.

Modifying Another Word

• potentially: It has been estimated that over 70 % of the visual impairment present in people aged 65 and over is potentially remediable.
• easily: It is a condition, which, in most cases, is easily remediable during the first three months of life.