Word that describes "allowing someone to identify with (it)"

If I work on a strategy and want to highlight that the resulting process (sustainability management) needs to be designed such that it allows people to identify with it, what would be a single word describing this?

More specifically, it should be likely for a participant in the process to feel that the goals set forth in the process are their own goals.

Something in replacement of the single quotes in "The process needs to be 'identifiable with'"

The word occurs as a replacement of X in the sentence: "The process needs to be informed, adaptive, effective, X".

I haven't figured out a suitable thesaurus search that would get me close, and instead got stuck with irrelevant words such as "referable", "traceable".


Solution 1:

Is embraceable too far from a clinical register, too cloying?

YourDictionary refers one directly to the verb, which has a wealth of senses:

embrace [transitive verb]

  1. to clasp in the arms, usually as an expression of affection or desire; hug

  2. to accept readily; avail oneself of: to embrace an opportunity [/idea, strategy]

  3. to take up or adopt, esp. eagerly or seriously: to embrace a new profession [/plan, strategy]

  4. to encircle; surround; enclose: an isle embraced by the sea

  5. to include; contain: biology embraces botany and zoology

  6. to take in mentally; perceive: his glance embraced the scene

Senses 2 and 3 license the metaphorical sense 'that may/will be readily/eagerly identified with', and the primary, literal, sense 1 has a warm connotation of user-friendliness.

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Espouse has sense (3) of 'embrace' above, but espousable is so rare as to sound distinctly odd.