traceability

[trays-uh-bil-i-tee]

noun

1. the quality or condition of being able to be traced.

Example Sentences

It can most often be found in areas where contamination came as a result of nuclear accidents or weapons testing, said Sara Bratager, the Institute of Food Technologists’ senior food safety and traceability scientist.

From Los Angeles Times

The company later said it had "fully resolved the FAA's findings regarding part traceability and implemented corrective actions to prevent recurrence".

From BBC

ISO 59014:2024 turns out to be a 38-page report titled “Environmental management and circular economy — Sustainability and traceability of the recovery of secondary materials — Principles, requirements and guidance.”

From Los Angeles Times

In addition, the Forest 4.0 model provides supply chain traceability management, allowing processes to be monitored at all stages, from the forest to the sawmill or even the final wood product.

From Science Daily

It is now urging "the electoral bodies to conduct the tabulation process in a transparent and credible manner, ensuring the traceability of polling station results".

From BBC