The phrase "actionable program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a program or plan that can be implemented or acted upon effectively.
Example: "The team developed an actionable program to improve customer engagement and retention."
Alternatives: "practical plan" or "implementable strategy".
Credit must go to Keith Joseph and Alfred Sherman, whose Centre for Policy Studies laid so much of the intellectual groundwork for Thatcherism as an actionable program, as well as to the "dry" (as opposed to unreliable "wet") ministers in her Cabinet who saw the reforms through.
"My coworkers brought a lot of unique perspectives to the jobs, and their excitement and drive were contagious". After eight weeks in the fellowship, Sarah and the other fellows embarked on the final project of the program: designing a "new idea", an actionable program related to policy, public service, or any other aspect of Chicago government.
Last year, the UD program set up the Hudson Valley Initiative, a project to create discussion, research and actionable programs through collaboration among University programs, community organizations, development groups and city and town representatives.
Better recognition by every educator, parent and citizen of the true problem that exists is a start; actionable programs are the next step.
Here was a problem we academics could help solve by translating fundamental scientific research into an actionable management program to improve soil health.
For further resources and inspiration on putting together an actionable, inclusive program, you can find resources in my earlier posts and on my Twitter feed @dbrodey.
4. Create an actionable plan.
Actionable: Effective programs can be formulated to attract and serve the subgroups.
The Early Education Essentials surveys, created in partnership with the Ounce of Prevention Fund, can provide ECE programs with actionable data to improve program quality.
This paper and its companion paper introduce the Physical therapist-driven Education for Actionable Knowledge translation (PEAK) program, an educational program designed to promote physical therapists' integration of research evidence into clinical decision-making.
This, the second of two companion papers, introduces the Physical therapist-driven Education for Actionable Knowledge translation (PEAK) program – an educational program designed to promote physical therapists' integration of research evidence into clinical decision-making at the individual and organizational level.
