0 If something is actionable, it gives someone a good reason for accusing someone in a law court:
1 giving someone a good reason for accusing someone else in a court of law:
2 able to be used as a reason for doing something:
actionable information/intelligence
However, these are subjective views, although actionable rules must be reliable in the sense that they can be acted upon.
The most valuable discovered patterns are those that are actionable and unexpected.
Therefore, good governance and democracy coincide here: no good governance without democracy is actionable and vice versa.
Deep knowledge (the understanding of complex rules) and 'wisdom' (the actionable understanding of meta-level principles), which characterize experts often take a tacit form.
The survey design emphasized face validity in order to provide actionable information to health care providers.
Second, the final chapter presents ' mid-level policy recommendations ' which are neither mid-level nor genuinely actionable.
The story is intended to highlight that an interesting pattern must also be actionable or useful to be valuable.
For example, the obligation to refrain from discriminatory behavior is a significant obligation, since failure to satisfy it is actionable under the law.
