Evitable 

Able to be avoided, evaded, or escaped; Uncertain; Unnecessary; Not necessarily sure to occur, happen, or come; Alterable.

The evitable result of life is death. Assuming you are immortal.

Evitable by Cody Schatzle October 17, 2007

editable 

Having the ability to change or conform.

Spreadsheet fields that can be changed are known as editable fields.

editable by Marcus Or Not September 5, 2006

Evidable 

Evidable ev-i-duh-bull is a portmanteaus that combines Enabling and Evidence.

Noun: The authority or means to access evidence.

Verb: Give (someone or something) the authority or means to access the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

Evidable based management is bridging the gap between academics and practitioners.
We streamline our meetings via an evidable process.

Evidable by bdudley January 3, 2018