The phrase "action approaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an event or activity is imminent or forthcoming.
Example: "With the deadline for the project fast approaching, the team worked late into the night to finalize their presentation."
Alternatives: "upcoming action" or "forthcoming action".
The highlight of the day, an Ebdon run of 89, brought him closer at 8-4 but even this most resolutely determined player seemed to wilt as the action approached the midnight hour.
As the time for commitment and action approaches, the voice of good, sound reasoning takes over.
As the time for action approaches, our desire to overcome our fears pushes us forward.
Undecided voters are more likely than Romney voters to see climate change as an important issue, and their desire for government action approaches levels seen in Obama voters.
The more closely the action approaches a criminal punishment, the more protection the individual is entitled to.
This implies that a more collective or structural focus of intervention, involving community development and legislative action approaches, should supplement the individualistic personal counselling model (Beattie 1991).
Judging from their actions approaching the signing deadline for players selected in the June draft, which passed Monday at midnight, the Mets stayed true to their aims.
Even those whose parents and grandparents died because of his actions approach this question, in Mr. Ludin's presence, with something resembling pity.
In the Methods section we first present our notation and outline standard chemical-kinetics (mass-action) approaches to derive enzymatic rate laws for arbitrary reaction schemes in the steady state and in the quasi-equilibrium limits.
Most economists believe Abbott's direct action approach to curbing carbon emissions will be more expensive than an ETS.
