substitutable

IPA: sˈʌbstʌtutʌbʌɫ

Capable of being used as a substitute; valid as a replacement or alternate item.
Capable of being substituted.

Examples of "substitutable" in Sentences

Being " substitutable " helps generic drugs rack up sales quickly.
Someone like Gates does not remain "substitutable" for long anymore.
The FDA's decision to make Momenta's drug fully "substitutable" for Lovenox, according to
Teva is also working on a " substitutable " version of Advair for Europe, and plans to file for regulatory approval in 2012.
Sandoz and Vectura continue to work on what analysts believe is an Advair copy for the European market, where the regulatory hurdles for winning " substitutable " status are lower.
Generics companies will need to do that if they want the FDA to deem their product " substitutable " for the original, meaning that a pharmacist could dispense the copy even if a patient had a prescription for Advair.
In general terms, a relevant product market comprises all those products and/or services which are regarded as interchangeable or substitutable substitutability by reason of product characteristics, prices and intended use.1
Indeed the fact that firms must treat stock grants as an expense even though they do not have to treat stock option grants -- even though Hassett sees stock grants and stock options as substitutable forms of compensation -- demonstrates the absurdity of the accounting treatment of stock options ....