1. providing a sufficient basis for taking action or legal proceedings
Usage: legal
2. able to be acted upon; giving clear guidance for what to do next
Usage: business; management

Examples

• The lawyer determined that the contract breach was actionable.
• His threatening behavior provided actionable grounds for a restraining order.
• The report contained actionable recommendations for improving sales.
• We need actionable data, not just general statistics.
• The feedback was too vague to be actionable.
• The committee presented actionable steps to reduce costs.
• Her advice was practical and actionable.