The phrase "actionable science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to scientific knowledge or research that can be applied to real-world situations or decision-making.
Example: "The researchers focused on actionable science to ensure their findings could be implemented in public health policies."
Alternatives: "practical science" or "applied science".
He described the findings as "actionable science".
The 800-page document, which White House adviser John Podesta called "actionable science", details the increasing incidence of extreme weather events, such as record-setting heatwaves, droughts and downpours, among the impacts already being experienced because of climate change.
The findings were immediately embraced by the White House as "actionable science" which would guide Barack Obama as he moves to cut carbon emissions from power plants next month and for the remaining two years of his presidency.
Actionable science might go well beyond just providing information.
The essay posits the construct of ecophronesis (ecological phronesis) as the ecological practical wisdom that people acquire from and use for ecological practice; describes the relationship between ecophronesis and Naessian ecosophy (ecological theoretical wisdom); and explores the relevance of ecophronesis to ecological practice, and actionable science.
Podesta said the updated assessment will provide "actionable science" that will offer "practical, usable knowledge" for state and local decision makers.
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Indeed, 'actionable science' was the watchword in the 2011 Open Science Conference of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) in Denver (Asrar et al. [2012]).
When Jayalath and Wiebe started delving into the actual problem (which has even been on Apple's mind) of creating this connected workout gear, they realized that they could take shortcuts around trying to measure muscle productivity or actually translate the medical science into actionable data that people could use and wear every day.
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Improved smoke forecasting and translation of environmental health science into communication of actionable information for use by public health officials, healthcare professionals and the public is needed to motivate behaviors that lower exposure and protect public health, particularly among those at high risk.
