Patency (Noun)

The property of being easy to see and understand.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The clear explanations in the instruction manual ensured the patency of the technical terms used.
The lawyer's job was to provide patency of the legal language, making it comprehensible to everyone involved.
The document was rejected for its lack of patency, which led to a rewriting of the report.
Good visual design and color contrast ensured the patency of the instructions for older users.
Expert advice suggested to consider patency while explaining concepts and objectives during presentation to guarantee efficient collaboration among partners

The openness (lack of obstruction) of a bodily passage or duct.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The doctor checked the patency of her airways to ensure she was breathing properly.
Maintaining patency of the bile ducts is essential for proper liver function.
The test results indicated that the patency of the coronary arteries was compromised.
The doctor performed a procedure to restore patency to the patient's blocked nasal passages.
Researchers studied the patency of the cerebral blood vessels to better understand the progression of Alzheimer's disease.