correctable

Of course if there's no discernible correctable cause, then the imbalance is clearly natural, and should not be disturbed.

The difference is that a mistake made with a camera is often correctable, a mistake made with a camera is often final).

Halos are just one of many (common!) conditions that aren't really correctable and you'll have to live with forever.

The more stress and tighter the deadlines the more easily correctable problems you are going to see.

Problems incurred were immediately declared to be a correctable flaw of middle level management communications.

You of course are correct too; chemical imbalance is a valid factor to consider, and something that is correctable via drugs.

This is a bit more relevant to in-vivo reanimation enthusiasts, because the physical shearing should probably be algorithmically correctable in a scan scenario.

The problem here is that with Ebola, the consequences of making what would often be a minor and correctable mistake are uniquely grave.

I realize this is correctable and it's on me to comment more, but your comment made me want to add..

But 1 bad hire is easily correctable - you fire the person.

But that's a local issue, often created by correctable local government errors.

Next I'll wonder what Windows Server does in case of ECC detected errors, correctable or not!

At some point it'll be as "correctable" as laser eye surgery.