remediedsolved

Remediedsolved is a neologism used in information technology, software development, and related fields to describe the state of a problem after remedial actions have been taken and the issue has been verified as resolved. It combines the ideas of remediation and resolution to emphasize both corrective work and formal verification.

Etymology and usage notes: the term is a portmanteau of remedied and solved, and it arose in informal professional discourse and ticketing comments in the late 20th or early 21st century. It is not widely standardized and may appear as remediedsolved, remedied-solved, or remediedsolved as a single token depending on the organization’s conventions. In practice, it functions as a status or qualifier within incident or bug-tracking workflows.

Usage and implications: remediedsolved is typically used as an adjective or as a ticket status indicating that (1) a root cause has been identified and corrected, (2) verification steps—such as testing, regression checks, or customer confirmation—have been completed, and (3) the issue has been formally closed. Documentation accompanying remediedsolved status often includes remediation steps, test results, and notes confirming no remaining impact or risk.

Relation to other terms: remediedsolved overlaps with terms like resolved, fixed, remediated, and closed, but it foregrounds the combination of corrective action and verification. Some organizations treat it as redundant with resolved, while others reserve it for cases requiring explicit verification before closure.

See also: remediation, resolution, incident management, bug tracking, verification testing.