The phrase "action can be maintained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the continuation or preservation of a particular action or process.
Example: "In order to achieve our goals, it is essential that the action can be maintained throughout the project duration."
Alternatives: "action can be sustained" or "action can be continued".
4 We granted certiorari to decide whether such a private cause of action can be maintained in light of § 307(a) of the Amtrak Act.
In this view, no action can be maintained by the plaintiffs to recover the land under the title of the owner as that title existed prior to the acquisition of the property by the city.
"If the law of the forum forbids action unless certain forms have been employed, no action can be maintained on a foreign cause of action without satisfying such requirements of form". Jurisdiction: United States Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit.
Once damage is confirmed, the health of the oak forest can be maintained if immediate action is taken before Allee effects (in which the growth rate of sparse populations increases with increasing population density; [ 52]) become severe.
The adaptive space can be maintained by adhering to action principles.
Fission yeast telomeres, like those of other species, can be maintained by either telomerase action or by recombination.
Overall, this study suggests that action potential amplitude declines more slowly than previously supposed, and performance can be maintained over the course of multiple years when decoding from threshold-crossing events rather than isolated action potentials.
To cope with uncertainty, a belief on the states can be maintained, and the policy for taking action can be based on the belief.
If they continue to find that order can be maintained only if social development accompanies military action, they will have more troops for that.
In conclusion, we have established a system of self-replicating micelles that can be maintained in an out-of-equilibrium state by the action of a chemical fuel.
