The phrase "action assertion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a statement or claim that involves taking action or making a definitive statement about an action.
Example: "The action assertion made by the team was that they would complete the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "declarative action" or "assertive statement".
Spitzer and Endicott (1978, 18) for example, say that disease categories are "calls to action"; assertions that something has gone wrong within a person's body in a way that produces consequences we think we need to remedy (see also Papineau 1994).
Jupiter, the make everything bigger guy, hits McCain's Mars - the energy, action, assertion-aggression planet, through a most unpleasant angle.
Unsurprisingly, since neither children in prison nor their parents are typically in a position to start legal action, his assertion has never been challenged in court.
Former classmates say Mr. Obama chose not to mention his race in his application to Harvard Law School to avoid benefiting from affirmative action, an assertion that his campaign declined to confirm or deny.
After globalization, trade liberalization, and opening of Indian economy to foreign direct investment in 1991, the process of "confession" has become more overt from writing to political action and assertion of one's own identity and demand for a queer-space.
It draws on the tenets of speech act theory, a branch of linguistic philosophy that explores how people commit themselves to action through assertions, questions, requests, promises, declarations, and other speech acts.
China, which had been informed in advance about the impending legislation, countered Vietnamese actions by assertions of its own sovereignty.
Then quietly came the letters threatening legal action, and the assertion that Figes's wife, Stephanie Palmer, had admitted responsibility.
Her unilateral culling raised eyebrows, but her lawyers approved her action, and her assertion of privacy rights seems to have resonated with Democratic voters.
He noted that the judge in the case had taken no action, despite an assertion by Mr. Markowitz, the town's special counsel, that Mr. DiFrancesco had taken sides against the town, his client.
