The phrase "a fun action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an activity that is enjoyable or entertaining.
Example: "The carnival featured a variety of games and rides, making it a fun action for families to enjoy together."
Alternatives: "an enjoyable activity" or "a playful event".
This was a fun, action heavy show.
Conrad — onto whom Byron projected the qualities of roaming despair and doom that were part of his own legend — here resembles the protagonist of a fun action cartoon.
How do you strike the balance between plot and simply having a fun action game that appeals to people who simply want to blast their way through?
Before he left Norway, he sent Maggy a postcard: "If the Russians keep their sense of humour, I think this is going to be a fun action".
It's a fun action movie, all in all.
After a really long work day, I thought to myself, "this would be a great night for a fun action movie that will probably have a happy ending".
It's a fun action-adventure as you explore its Townsville setting, unlock new abilities and battle big bosses.
Overall, if you're looking for a fun, action-packed and wholly unique sci-fi adventure which stands out from the crowd, Cinder is the book for you.
Older kids, except for a few teacher's pets, will soon realise that this is hardly a fun action-adventure cartoon at all, but a plate of vegetables.
This week's new arrivals are unlikely to restore extreme polarity to the chart, although Kick-Ass 2 could deliver a surprise, while Disney animation Planes just opened pretty robustly in the US. 2 Guns, starring Mark Wahlberg and Denzel Washington, was a recent US chart-topper, providing a fun, action-oriented alternative to bloated CGI blockbusters.
"Desaturated and seductive, it's a brilliantly realised environment rich with possibility and loaded with landmarks for our heroes to lark about on, right up to a terrific climax on a half-built Tower Bridge... [This is] a fun, action-packed reintroduction to Conan Doyle's classic characters".
