The phrase "actionable as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be acted upon or implemented in a practical way.
Example: "The feedback provided was actionable as a plan for improvement in our project."
Alternatives: "practical as a" or "implementable as a".
An act designed to cause bodily injury to a particular person is actionable as a battery not only by the person intended by the actor to be injured but also by anothe who is in fact so injured.
Second, the Court held that a statement of opinion is actionable as a misrepresentation of fact only if the speaker did not hold the stated belief and if the matter addressed in the opinion is inaccurate.
The requirement that the harassing conduct be "severe or pervasive" to be legally actionable as a hostile environment has meant, for example, that one incident of groping or commenting about someone's breasts would not necessarily be deemed unlawful sexual harassment if an employer were sued over it.
The conduct of a business in violation of a zoning ordinance creates a public nuisance, but it also may be actionable as a private nuisance by neighbours who can prove a decrease in the market value of their homes as a result.
The MacKinnon/Dworkin model ordinance sought to make "pornography actionable as a civil rights violation" so that women would have legal recourse when pornographic materials prevent the exercise of their rights or cause personal harms (MacKinnon 1993, 22, 121, n. 32).
And don't think for a second that the heterosexual community is off the hook since knowing someone who is involved in a GLBT relationship and not turning them in would be actionable as well.
"None of what the investigation found was actionable as far as we were concerned," said this board member, describing what he said were his views and those of a number of others among the 41-member board.
Engineering Director David Singleton says the prevailing philosophy is to make apps on Android watches as "glanceable, effortless and actionable" as, well, telling the time.
Three specific limitations on the scope of the ephemeral recording privilege are set out in subsection (a), and unless all are met the making of an "ephemeral recording" becomes fully actionable as an infringement.
Is a CEO's statement that "I believe the TVs we manufacture have the highest resolution on the market" potentially actionable as an "untrue statement of material fact" under § 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5 promulgathereundernder?
Although any act by which the initial performance or display is transmitted, repeated, or made to recur would itself be a "performance" or "display" under the bill, it would not be actionable as an infringement unless it were done "publicly," as defined in section 101.
