corrigíveis

Corrigíveis is the plural form of corrigível, an adjective in Portuguese that means capable of being corrected, amended, or rectified. The term is used across diverse domains, including editing, quality control, data processing, software development, and policy design. It derives from the verb corrigir (to correct) and the suffix -ível, which indicates possibility or capacity.

In general usage, corrigível describes errors, flaws, or systems that can be fixed or improved. For example, "erros corrigíveis" are mistakes that can be corrected before final publication; "falhas corrigíveis" are faults that can be resolved through modification or maintenance; "dados corrigíveis" are data that can be updated or adjusted as new information becomes available. In software development, a corrigível bug is one that can be addressed in a subsequent patch; in a procedural or policy context, a corrigível measure can be revised to enhance effectiveness.

The concept contrasts with incorrigível, meaning beyond correction or irreparable, and with não corrigível, indicating something not subject to correction. While corrigíveis emphasize potential for improvement, whether a given item is treated as corrigível depends on context, feasibility, and the costs and benefits of correction. The plural form corrigíveis is commonly used when referring to multiple items, scenarios, or opportunities for amendment, highlighting a focus on refinement and update rather than finality.