valutabili

Valutabili is an Italian adjective meaning capable of being valued or assessed. It derives from the verb valutare and the suffix -abile, which expresses possibility or propriety. The word is used to indicate that something can be assigned a value, whether monetary or non-monetary, through estimation, measurement, or appraisal. The plural form valutabili applies to masculine and feminine nouns in the plural.

In economic, accounting, and legal contexts, valutabili describes assets, costs, or criteria that can be reasonably valued. For example, beni valutabili refers to assets such as real estate or machinery for which a monetary value can be estimated, while costi valutabili denotes costs that can be determined or documented for reporting. The term also appears in assessments and decision-making processes to indicate elements that can be weighed or measured before a conclusion is reached.

Valutabili is often contrasted with valutato, the past participle meaning evaluated or valued, and with valutazione, the process or result of valuation. The term can be used more broadly in statistics, research, and policy analysis to signify items or indicators that are estimable or quantifiable, as opposed to those that are not easily measurable.

In usage, valutabili can pair with various nouns to express the potential for valuation, such as criteri valutabili, rischi valutabili, or risultati valutabili. The word is common in technical writing, financial documents, and formal Italian, where clear indication of estimability is required.