Toteuttettava

Toteuttettava is a Finnish adjective meaning that can be implemented or realized. It is used to describe plans, proposals, requirements, or solutions that are realistic to carry out given constraints such as time, budget, and technical feasibility. In Finnish project and software language, it helps distinguish ideas that are merely theoretical from those that can actually be put into practice.

The word is formed from the verb toteuttaa (to realize, implement) with the participial suffix -ttava, producing a word that points to the possibility or readiness of implementation. It is contrasted with toteuttamaton or phrases such as ei toteutettavissa, which denote something not feasible to implement. The related noun forms expressing feasibility include toteutettavuus and, less commonly, toteuttamiskelpoisuus.

Usage and context. Toteuttettava appears frequently in business, IT, and project management texts. Common collocations include toteuttettava ratkaisu (an implementable/feasible solution), toteuttavat toimenpiteet (the measures to be implemented), and toteuttamiskelpoisuusarvio (an assessment of feasibility). In roadmaps and requirement specifications, items are often labeled as toteuttettavia ominaisuuksia or toteutettavia tarpeita to indicate what can be delivered within given limits.

Notes. The term is neutral and technical, used to classify capabilities or options by their practicality in production or delivery. Its opposite, the non-feasible or not-to-be-implemented category, is typically expressed with related forms such as toteuttamaton or ei toteutettavissa. Related concepts include toteutettavuus (feasibility) and, in broader planning language, implementation planning and scheduling.