The phrase "actionable step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific action that can be taken to achieve a goal or address an issue.
Example: "To improve team communication, the first actionable step is to schedule regular check-in meetings."
Alternatives: "practical measure" or "implementable action."
The invite-only conference was the next actionable step forward, post-Uber's white paper published last fall, "Fast-Forwarding to a Future of On-Demand Urban Air Transportation," to catalyze the emerging ecosystem around what Uber, along with partners in aerospace, aviation, and energy storage, see as the next unicorn transportation sector.
It does not provide a single actionable step to take.
If you want one actionable step you can take without a lot of fuss, make a daily date with yourself and get quiet.
This is perhaps the easiest actionable step to take, but for some reason, one of the hardest for me to convince people to do.
As part of the workshop, the participants were placed into three groups to debate both challenges and opportunities for the GEM-BEM programme both within high schools and for the alumni broadly, All those present at the workshop were tasked with one actionable step to advance the GEM-BEM that they committed to take by the end of the first quarter of 2016.
Rather, Prepare to Launch is for those who know they want to pursue a certain path but lack the skills to set goals, break them down into actionable steps, and hold themselves accountable.
Because it systematically relates means to objectives at different levels of abstraction, higher-level objectives can be made actionable step-by-step.
We want to give you actionable steps.
Gal breaks the process down into actionable steps.
NIH "is directed to develop a new approach with actionable steps to reduce" that age.
Practitioners construct actionable steps to address identified opportunities or threats, which the foresight project uncovered.
