actionable
adj.describing a situation or piece of information that you can use to take a specific action or make a change.
adj.capable of being acted upon or providing a basis for a legal or practical response. Often used in legal contexts to describe evidence or claims that are sufficient to justify a court proceeding.
“The report provides actionable data for improving safety.”
“The lawyer argued that the evidence was not actionable because it lacked a clear link to the defendant.”
“While the study identified several systemic issues, the committee found that the findings were not actionable without a significant increase in the department's annual budget.”
“The pitch is that Samsung uses on-device AI to ingest your data and produce actionable suggestions.”
“To connect farmers with actionable findings, the Eastern Virginia AREC helped VGPA create the Medius.RE Trial Data platform.”
From action + -able. Compare Late Latin actionabilis. See action.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.