Scalability
/skəˈlæbɪlɪti/
Definitions
- (n.) The capacity of a legal framework, contract, or system to adapt and maintain effectiveness as demands increase or conditions change.
The scalability of the intellectual property framework ensured protection even as the industry expanded rapidly.
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Scalability in legal contexts often relates to the ability of agreements or regulations to accommodate growth or evolving circumstances without requiring fundamental revision.
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