The phrase "a final action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the last step or decision in a process or series of events.
Example: "After much deliberation, we decided that a final action was necessary to resolve the issue once and for all."
Alternatives: "a concluding step" or "a decisive move".
After a final action was fought at Nambariwa, the 2/17th finally reached Sio on 15 January.
A systematic approach will be utilized integrating lectures, exercises, guest speakers and a final action learning project.
The convergence of their story lines leads to a final action set piece that ties everything together with Bond-movie brio.
Ms. Waters, 74, who has served in the House since 1991, declined to comment on the case at the end of Friday's hearing, saying she wanted to wait for a final action by the ethics committee.
One Iranian journalist living in the United States, Mohsen Sazegara, had talked of last Thursday as a day that would change the balance of power and pave the way for a "final action" against the government, in comments that were widely circulated on the Internet.
That cacophony of violence is on view here and it escalates into a final action sequence in the hardware store.
A small final action to gain a nearby crossroad and the remaining high ground north of the village, in the vicinity of Hill 52, was set to be launched 10 November.
However, in a normal diet most of these compounds are present simultaneously and, thus; they can act by different mechanisms but can rise to a common final action.
Where the prior review resulted in a final agency action, a petitioned action generally would not be considered to present substantial scientific and commercial information indicating that the action may be warranted unless the petition provides new information not previously considered.
"The EPA Administrator shall, by December 19 , 2014 sign for publication in the Federal Register a notice taking final action regarding EPA's proposed revision of RCRA subtitle D regulations pertaining to coal combustion residuals".
Flin and colleagues identified latent threats (poor communication, poor training and teamwork, deficiencies in equipment, and inadequate systems and processes) predisposing to loss of situation awareness and subsequent poor decision-making as a precursor to final action errors.
