The phrase "a later action" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is happening after another event. For example: "The company decided to postpone their decision until a later action".
In the earliest draft, the novel begins in Pamplona, but Hemingway moved the opening setting to Paris because he thought the Montparnasse life was necessary as a counterpoint to the later action in Spain.
The sparse paragraph sticks out of an otherwise highly detailed piece of legislation designed to facilitate rapid, clean up the mess later, action should a mentally ill person burble at the tipping point of active violence.
FundRazr — another a social fundraising app that helps people collect funds for cause-related campaigns — saw a six-fold increase in comments after integrating Open Graph, with a later Like action integration boosting referrals by 30 times and story impressions by 60 times.
If these criteria are then applied in attributive contexts, an agency will not be regarded as the cause of an outcome when that outcome is explained by a later abnormal action or conjunction of events or a deliberate intervention designed to bring it about.
Each letter also left the FTC plenty of room to bring a later enforcement action if the networks' operations could not later be shown to produce substantial efficiencies.
Action in the background helps to establish later action that will take the foreground.
Yet efforts are being made now to prepare the ground for later action.
Sooner or later, action is required to make things right.
In addition, one can see from Figure 3 F versus Figure 3 A or Figure 3 B that the choice of a target by application of a rule is very different in its neural correlates from selection of a rule to guide later actions.
But he said that later actions by law enforcement officials had been sufficient.
