The phrase "action a test" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be intended to refer to performing a test or conducting an action related to a test, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "We need to action a test to ensure the system is functioning properly."
Alternatives: "conduct a test" or "perform a test".
The court action is a test of the police tactic of kettling, used to detain a mass of people at protests.
Martin McGartland and his partner Jo Asher are taking action in a test case surrounding controversial new secrecy rules that deny defendants access to the evidence against them.
Though Watson's episode of Jeopardy! won't be broadcast in America until 14 February, journalists and bloggers got a glimpse of him in action at a test event last month at IBM headquarters in Yorktown Heights, New York.
He failed an assessment of his action during a test conducted at Cardiff Metropolitan University.
"Twitter is increasingly a place where people can find live streaming video, and that includes exciting sporting events like Wimbledon," a Twitter spokesperson said in an email about live-streaming the tennis action as a test.
In 1960 he was called upon to defend his actions regarding a test ban before a congressional subcommittee.
The specific form of the coordinated joint engagement ranged from imitating the examiner's actions with a test object, to following the examiner's gestures and/or verbal request concerning test object activity or the required actions with test objects.
The right calls to action, a good testing strategy and great content are all required to even get to first base.
They brought action against a testing laboratory that had, in the past, performed an air quality survey of the museum and certified that the air was clean.
Motor imagery was assessed with the hand rotation task, action planning with a test for end-state comfort.
