intézményesíthetk

Intézményesíthető is a Hungarian word that translates to "institutionalizable" or "capable of being institutionalized" in English. It refers to the potential of an idea, practice, or concept to be formally incorporated into an institution or established system. This means that something is suitable for being organized, governed, and operated within a structured framework, such as a government agency, a corporation, an educational body, or any other organized entity.

The process of institutionalization involves establishing rules, procedures, and organizational structures to manage and perpetuate a particular activity or set of principles. When something is deemed intézményesíthető, it suggests that it possesses characteristics that allow for its systematic implementation, regulation, and long-term survival within a societal or organizational context. This could apply to social movements seeking official recognition, technological innovations requiring established protocols, or public policies aiming for sustained implementation.

The word implies that certain conditions or qualities are present that make formal establishment feasible and potentially beneficial. It does not inherently carry a positive or negative connotation but rather describes the potential for structured integration into an existing or new institutional framework. The feasibility of institutionalizing something depends on various factors, including its clarity, adaptability, societal acceptance, and the availability of resources and political will.