desirability

I listed the acceptable outcomes as three, in order of desirability.

One can disagree with the desirability or the consequences of some of these goals.

Socially, too, making yourself a bit scarce increases your desirability, but mainly it suits your increasingly private nature.

But as the desirability of a technology increases, she said, so too does its effectiveness along with the willingness to use it.

Is it not time to seriously consider the desirability of co-ordinating the labours of individual scholars?

Walter had impressed upon her the desirability of not entering France—without, however, giving any plain reason.

The desirability of co-education at the post-primary school level, however, was frequently disputed.

Ball had been to school before, and of this school he often bragged as the acme of desirability and wickedness.

He had also views as to the general desirability of the pattern which were vaguely adverse.