The phrase "a further action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional step or measure that needs to be taken in a process or situation.
Example: "After reviewing the report, we will need to take a further action to address the identified issues."
Alternatives: "an additional step" or "a subsequent measure".
In addition to the measures announced on Wednesday, he said a further action plan would be launched in June, to be followed by more measures by the end of the year.
After receiving damning reports by Ofsted inspectors highlighting the inadequate progress made at Discovery – most recently during a visit on 12 November – Nash told the school it has 10 days to submit a "further action statement", with the secretary of state to decide whether to terminate the school's funding, in effect closing it.
A further action that would have repercussions in the foreign affairs field was the secret execution in April May 1940 of 15,000 Polish officers and others who had become prisoners of war after the Soviet invasion of their country in 1939 the Katyn Massacre (named for the Katyn forest, west of Smolensk, where mass graves were discovered).
BT did not appeal the decision, creating a precedent which means any person or organisation can bring a further action along the same lines.
Now the advertiser pays only if a customer has been delivered to a website and takes a further action, such as buying a product or filling out a web form.
Focusing on an individual's potential to engage others in a certain act, Alex et al. [2] have defined influence on Twitter as the potential of a user's action to initiate a further action by another user.
Many who had dared to try then faced a "no further action" decision from the Crown Prosecution Service, which felt that their case or they as a credible witness would not stand up in court.
Assessing the fourth complaint clearly did not change the outcome of the independent inquiry's conclusion as it was again a No Further Action conclusion.
"We will investigate fully any specific allegations and ensure appropriate action is taken … If we identify a need for further action as a result of that review, we will not be afraid to take it".
The real danger here is that so-called "green consumption" will serve, not as a gateway to further action, but as an end in itself.
Davidson, 60, is making his fringe debut with a show called No Further Action, a reference to his arrest and the nine months he spent under police investigation as part of Operation Yew Tree.
