The phrase "as prescriptive of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that dictates or prescribes a certain behavior, rule, or standard.
Example: "The guidelines provided by the committee are seen as prescriptive of the best practices in the industry."
Alternatives: "as indicative of" or "as dictating".
We did it in conjunction with them, but that's about as prescriptive as we've ever been in terms of how that money gets spent.
Commonly held values or views of a specific issue can be regarded as prescriptive, forming the basis of a code of conduct and justifying institutionalized obligations such as directives, laws and other regulations.
While not to be taken as prescriptive guidance, the results of this study provide some evidence towards rational dosage form design, as well as methodological approaches to help design tools for further evaluation of acceptability within paediatric studies.
However, we recognize that there is variability within such settings and the considerations described should not be thought of as prescriptive.
These distinctions allow Frege to distinguish between two versions of 'psychological logicians': one group takes the laws of logic to be descriptive psychological laws, the other group interprets the laws of logic as prescriptive laws based on descriptive psychological laws.
I tried to be extremely honest as well as prescriptive in Split: A Memoir of Divorce, boiling it down into "Ten Simple Yet Elegant Keys To Divorce", the first of which was, "change the locks".
Such canned activities can foster an unrealistic view of science as prescriptive, unambiguous, and irrelevant and therefore do not reflect "authentic" science (Bencze and Hodson, 1999; Rahm et al., 2003; NRC, 2005).
Both are systems that engage with the visual as an integral element of musical composition, equally as prescriptive and representative notation for musical processes.
Or we could think of analytics in their most advanced state as prescriptive or providing guidance by evaluating possible scenarios.
I've cited a lot of important research in this post, but my fear is that it will come across as prescriptive.
