parandamisekshõlmab

The Estonian word "parandamisekshõlmab" translates to "includes for correction" or "involves for repair" in English. It is a compound word formed from "parandamine" (correction/repair) and "hõlmab" (includes/encompasses). This term is often used in contexts where a process, plan, or system is described as having provisions or components dedicated to addressing mistakes, errors, or the need for improvements.

When something "parandamisekshõlmab," it signifies that the very structure or design inherently contains elements or steps meant for remedial action. This could apply to software development, where a system might "parandamisekshõlmab" a bug reporting and fixing module. In project management, a plan could "parandamisekshõlmab" contingency measures or review stages to allow for adjustments. Similarly, a policy document might "parandamisekshõlmab" a mechanism for amendment or appeal.

The emphasis is on the proactive inclusion of corrective or reparative aspects within a larger entity. It suggests foresight and a recognition that perfection is not always immediately achievable, and therefore, mechanisms for improvement are built-in. The phrase conveys a sense of completeness in planning, acknowledging that the process of refinement is an integral part of the overall undertaking.