Hallittaviin

Hallittaviin is a Finnish linguistic and technical term used to describe items or targets that can be controlled or managed. It is the illative plural form of the participle hallittava, which conveys the meaning “controllable.” In practical usage the phrase often appears in IT governance, operations planning, and risk assessments to distinguish controllable elements from those that are not.

Etymology and morphology: hallittava is formed from the verb hallita, meaning to control, with the suffix -ttava that creates the sense “able to be controlled.” The inflected form hallittaviin is the illative plural form, used to indicate direction or destination into a group of controllable items. It agrees with a following plural noun, for example hallittaviin kohteisiin (to the controllable targets).

Usage and context: The term is primarily technical and is common in documentation, system design, and compliance materials. It serves to group or specify elements that can be governed or supervised within a process, such as hallittaviin järjestelmiin (to the controllable systems) or hallittaviin resursseihin (to the controllable resources). It can appear in risk matrices, access control plans, and deployment strategies to clarify which components are within controlled scope.

Notes and related terms: Hallittaviin is one inflected form of hallittava. Related concepts include hallita (to control), hallinta (control/management), hallittava (controllable as a base adjective), and hallitut (controlled). The term is most useful in formal, technical Finnish and in contexts where precise scope of control must be stated.

See also: hallita, hallinta, hallittava, hallittu, hallittavat.