The phrase "action as given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to an action that has been specified or provided without alteration.
Example: "Please proceed with the action as given in the previous instructions to ensure consistency."
Alternatives: "action as specified" or "action as stated".
Turing recognized that it is not necessary to talk about how the machine carries out its actions, but merely to take as given the twin ideas that the machine can carry out the specified actions, and that those actions may be uniquely described.
Campaigners at Friends of the Earth demand radical action, such as giving the Green Investment Bank teeth, having a legally-binding commitment to reduce carbon emissions from our electricity system to 50 grams of CO2 from the current 500 grams, a mandatory energy-saving target of 30 per cent by 2030 to strip carbon emissions and reduce bills, and to prioritise renewable energy.
Employers described the industrial action as "disappointing given the very good pay offer, plus the joint work on gender pay and casual employment that is on the table".
According to neuroscientist Marco Iacoboni, we all posses something called mirror neurons, cells in the premotor cortex and inferior parietal cortex that are activated when we perform a given action as well as when we witness someone else performing it.
This is eighth time since President Clinton took office that the agency has seized control of a local housing authority, Mr. Jones said, describing the action as "rare," given that HUD oversees nearly 2,800 such entities nationwide.
Justice O'Connor referred to that action as "egregious" given that Mr. Cropsey's mental capacity was questionable and, referring to Mr. Watson, said that "the canons of ethics by which a lawyer must abide and conduct himself or herself require examination in this instance".
However, they also help complete strangers through both direct actions, such as helping someone who has stumbled, and indirect actions, such as giving to charity.
For example, an organisation might take five positive actions such as giving more than 1.5% of its earnings to charity, then subsquently engage in controversial behavior that negatively affects a community's economics (eg reducing property value within a community).
We also decided to take more than 100 'strategic actions' such as giving up market share to get a better risk-return balance, increasing hedging, at a significant cost, and being the first bank in South Africa to tighten our terms for mortgage lending".
We also discuss about our recent humanoid robot for education in elementary school that has ability to detect user's face and accepts commands in sentences from the user to do any actions such as giving tutorial and answering questions.
