Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) Practice Test

A modifiable requirement is one that can be adjusted or changed without breaking the underlying structure or framework of the project. The defining characteristic is its flexibility; a modifiable requirement is logically organized within a related group of requirements, allowing for amendments as needed during the project lifecycle. This adaptability is crucial in business analysis, as it accommodates evolving needs, stakeholder feedback, or changes in business strategy.

In contrast to the other options, which focus on other aspects of requirement characteristics, this choice emphasizes the ability and context in which requirements can be altered. Operational feasibility, budget constraints, and scheduling do not address the core concept of modifiability. Similarly, testability and representation do not inherently convey the aspect of changing the requirement itself, making the focus on logical structure and related groups the most appropriate definition.