The phrase "as participatory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that involves participation or engagement from individuals or groups.
Example: "The workshop was designed as participatory, encouraging all attendees to share their ideas and experiences."
Alternatives: "in a participatory manner" or "as an engaging process".
At all levels we ask for the development of a democracy that is as participatory as possible, including non representative direct democracy.
The process was as participatory as was possible in all its aspects to enable and encourage all key informants to provide and share information, data and views and take part in discussions.
Despite a broad consensus on the importance of activating patients and increasing their autonomy in health care [ 7], patients do not seem to be as participatory as expected during consultations [ 2].
All three politicians occupied themselves with nice distractions such as participatory democracy.
But as participatory development gained importance, so did the critiques from other scholars.
Government should be as participatory and as interactive with its citizens as our political process is.
This is not majority rule by any measure; it barely qualifies as participatory democracy.
To make the film as participatory and authentic as possible, we involved the girls in every step of the process.
For people working in development this comes with an attractive new feature; the smart city of today is seen as participatory.
For his doctorate, Regeni was engaged in what is known as "participatory research" – a method that involves spending substantial amounts of time in the field with one's subjects.
Trend watchers describe this as participatory viewing, during which distracted viewers can immerse themselves in switching between screens to contribute their thoughts and opinions.
