The phrase "action anticipated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are expecting or predicting a certain action to take place in the future.
Example: "In light of the recent developments, action anticipated from the management team is crucial for moving forward."
Alternatives: "expected action" or "foreseen action".
Mrs. Donovan-Duff, program director of the Bereavement Center of Westchester, plunged into action, anticipating an enormous number of people contacting her organization in Tuckahoe.
Dominique de Villepin, the interior minister and former foreign minister, is considered a front-runner to replace Mr. Raffarin, and one close confidante said Mr. de Villepin has been quietly assembling a staff and drafting a plan of action anticipating a cabinet shuffle.
Finally, derivative action anticipates where the process is heading, by looking at the rate of change of the control variable (output voltage).
In the tech sector, Microsoft is rising as videogame fanatics and investors alike line up for a piece of the action anticipating the release of Halo 3 at midnight tonight.
"All that's left is the litigation," said Armand Musey, an analyst at Banc of America Securities in New York, referring to shareholder lawsuits already filed and other actions anticipated.
We analyzed the actions anticipated under each archetypal response in terms of price increases, taxes, alternative fuel development, and regulations by market class.
Greeks such as Xenophon earlier in the century had by their writings and actions anticipated Alexander's policy of fusion, and the cooperation of Cyrus and Lysander was just the most-famous example of mutual understanding between Persian and Greek.
In addition to identifying the actions involved with each step, LCTs were encouraged to consider parties responsible for the execution of such actions, anticipate due dates and outcomes for all steps, and identify potential challenges that might arise.
