The phrase "as a demonstrable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something can be clearly shown or proven.
Example: "The results of the study serve as a demonstrable example of the effectiveness of the new treatment."
Alternatives: "as a clear demonstration" or "as a verifiable instance".
"While this Court stands ready to correct violations of constitutional rights, it also holds that 'it is not asking too much that the burden of showing essential unfairness be sustained by him who claims such injustice and seeks to have the result set aside, and that it be sustained not as a matter of speculation but as a demonstrable reality". United States ex rel.
Moreover, "the burden of showing essential unfairness [must] be sustained by him who claims such injustice and seeks to have the result set aside, and... it must be sustained not as a matter of speculation but as a demonstrable reality". Adams v. United States ex rel.
But Washington also needs a lot more humility, honor, as well as a demonstrable focus on principle to bring about the kind of change that Americans will respect and look upon as acceptable progress.
With some of these investments, Mr. Kleissner said, he is willing to make a trade-off on the financial return, as long as there is a demonstrable social or environmental return.
Both terms lack a firm definition, but we preferred PE because it encompasses clinically progressive conditions without demonstrable neuronal loss as well as those with a demonstrable loss of neural tissue, most often detected by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examination.
The San Antonio Consensus Statement on Diabetic Neuropathy defined the condition as being a "demonstrable disorder, either clinically evident or subclinical in the setting of diabetes without other causes of peripheral neuropathy".
And he would follow up with more relaxing conversations about his other great loves, such as Scottish football and a demonstrable fondness for the whiskies of his homeland.
Arendash's interesting experiment still needs to be replicated by other researchers before it can be seen as a solid, demonstrable fact.
If an individual has a clear idea of how their idea will have a demonstrable impact as a product, it's easier to sell to investors.
Tomsett has told teachers he doesn't expect them to put on extra revision sessions for GCSE this year as these haven't had a demonstrable impact.
And in a few other countries, notably Germany, Snowden's revelations do seem to be having a demonstrable impact – as witnessed, for example, by the Bundestag's inquiry into NSA surveillance within the Federal Republic.
