The phrase "accomplished action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that has been successfully completed or achieved.
Example: "The project was a success, and we can now celebrate the accomplished action of meeting our deadlines."
Alternatives: "completed task" or "achieved goal".
Inscription marks a presupposition; it is not an accomplished action but the trace of a beginning one an appeal to enact an origination.
Like many of Buñuel's Mexican films "Death in the Garden" works at once as a commercial genre picture (the gunplay scenes show Buñuel to be an accomplished action director) and as a clandestine act of social subversion.
The director, Martin Campbell, an accomplished action filmmaker, must have forgotten that in the 1940's "Casablanca" had the good sense to have Rick note that the troubles of two people don't amount to a hill of beans.
This is a movie so oblivious that Mr. Campbell, an accomplished action filmmaker, forgot that in the 1940's, "Casablanca" had the good sense to have Rick note that the troubles of ordinary people don't amount to a hill of beans (Elvis Mitchell).
Cardano enumerates five requisites that define the nature of an accomplished action (in terms of attaining the right means for the right end (adeptio), readiness of execution (promptitudo), and completion (perfectio)).
After the terrific Resi 4, Resident Evil 5 felt like a very definite step in the wrong direction, an accomplished action title but generic with it, and the three-part Resident Evil 6 suffered for two-thirds of its campaign being, well, kind of boring, basically.
Since The Matrix, we've seen him be one of those dudes who can really accomplish action and gun work.
While increased awareness and steps toward rectifying a critical social injustice are good things, attempts to accomplish action through hysteria and fear mongering can lead to misinformation, misconception, and the collapse of any efforts for real change.
To validate the procedural scripts, the tool calculates the time intervals that operators need to accomplish actions and compare these time intervals with the plant dynamic behavior during the evolution of the accident.
A pneumatic actuating system, consisting of five pneumatic cylinders, accomplished twelve actions to tie a knot.
Similarly, rationalism is opposed to transactionalism, a point of view in psychology according to which human perceptual skills are achievements, accomplished through actions performed in response to an active environment.
