strategicness

English

Etymology

From strategic +‎ -ness.

Noun

strategicness (uncountable)

1. The characteristic of being strategic.
   • 1977, Senate Committee on Armed Services, General Stockpile Policy, page 58:

     The stockpiles have been acquired over the years for reasons of their criticality and strategicness in relation to the national defense.

   • 1991, Linda R. Cohen, Roger G. Noll, The Technology Pork Barrel, page 35:

     Although market structure and the concept of strategicness might affect the adequacy of R&D, neither is an unambiguous indicator.

   • 1998, James P. Byrnes, The Nature and Development of Decision Making: A Self-Regulation Model, page 156:

     In addition, several of the school and individual risk factors suggest a general lack of strategicness on the part of adolescents who drink.

   • 2006, Hank Johnston, Paul Almeida, Latin American Social Movements, page 108:

     I have done this by presenting a method to measure the degree of goal-orientedness and strategicness of claim.

Translations

being strategic

• Finnish: strategisuus