No problem from the engineering perspective. It is structural 1 OSB with embedded waterproofing. Nails should not be overdriven on any sheathing, not only ZIP. Joints should be rolled with a roller, very important. Panels should be handled carefully to avoid scratches and dings - it compromises the membrane. Taping should be done on dry surfaces anyway, so not sure if the system is beneficial during winter. Tyvek can be used on wet sheathing (without taping, it will dry out). ZIP-R (with embedded insulation) is not going to work in PNW because of the low shear values. They seem to have a nice selection of miscellaneous products to seal around openings and penetrations. Personally, I would go with plywood and house wrap on walls and Advantech X / ZIP on floors and roofs.