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disputability
This term is primarily used in legal, academic, or formal argumentative contexts to describe whether a specific fact, claim, or clause can be legitimately challenged. It focuses on the theoretical possibility of a dispute rather than the act of arguing itself. It is often used to evaluate the strength of a contract or the validity of a premise.
Because it describes an abstract quality or property, it is treated as an uncountable noun. You would not refer to multiple disputabilities; instead, you would discuss the degree of disputability or whether a point possesses this quality.