The phrase "action according to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to performing an action based on a specific guideline, principle, or standard.
Example: "The committee will take action according to a set of established protocols to ensure fairness in the selection process."
Alternatives: "action based on a" or "action in accordance with a".
The hospital notified the drug agency of the deaths last Thursday, and regulators took immediate action, according to a statement from the agency.
"I respect President Bush," he said, "but as a commander I have to take disciplinary action according to a code, and I need evidence".
The Americans "expressed regret about the lack of any adequate consultation but did not accept they were wrong to take action", according to a note of the meeting.
Even after the US defense department's official watchdog lambasted the expenses for adult entertainment and gambling, senior officials did not take "appropriate" disciplinary action, according to a report by the department's inspector general released on Tuesday.
Both groups invited similarly minded individuals to target the family's Saltdean home, publishing the "addresses of the mosque [that the family attended] and homes on rightwing websites with a call for action", according to a police intelligence assessment.
The Environmental Protection Agency should have issued an emergency order to address the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, seven months before it eventually decided to take action, according to a report from the agency's inspector general.
An estimated 264 Falklands veterans have committed suicide since the conflict ended, compared with 255 soldiers killed in action, according to an ex-servicemen's organisation.
None of the candidates in Afghanistan's presidential race will radically improve women's lives, and activists need to prepare a strategy to push the winner to take bold action, according to an Afghan lawyer and former judge.
New York City Transit let the brick ceiling of one of the city's oldest subway stations hang over riders' heads — on the brink of collapse — for 10 years without taking necessary action, according to an audit released Monday by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's inspector general.
Fifty-nine percent of Americans oppose unilateral U.S. military action, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll released Tuesday soon after Pew Research found that opponents of a strike outnumber supporters, 48%to29%9%.
Intervention Participants were centrally randomised to twice daily recording and mobile phone based transmission of symptoms, drug use, and peak flow with immediate feedback prompting action according to an agreed plan or paper based monitoring.
