The phrase "action capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the ability or potential to take action, often in fields like psychology, management, or physical training.
Example: "The team's action capacity was tested during the emergency drill, revealing areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "ability to act" or "capacity for action".
It includes competitors' price action, capacity increases elsewhere, a weak pound and continuing European austerity measures.
Children were then classified into two categories, namely, those with action capacity and those with little capacity.
(2) Open spaces attract children with action capacity, whereas children with little capacity tend to choose more private spaces.
To assess lupane's effect on topoisomerase I (TOPOI), the TopoGen® kit was used in order to detect the enzyme action capacity on a supercoiled DNA substrate.
Where cases were less clear-cut (i.e. more uncertain), no differences were found in action capacity between junior and senior nurses.
"Every single action – capacity building or service delivery – implemented in Special Regions 1 and 2 has to be agreed by both sides in conflict.
Community projects typically rely on the voluntary contributions, intrinsic motivations, and collective action capacities of their members.
Brutus and Sicinius, populist rival politicians, warn the voters that if it were in his power, he "would have made them mules, silenc'd their pleaders and dispropertied their freedoms, holding them, in human action and capacity, of no more soul nor fitness for the world than camels in the war".
This point corresponds to the compressive arch action (CAA) capacity of the beams.
These results suggest that during a dynamic two-person interaction, human subjects possess a remarkable and built-in action reading capacity allowing them to predict others' goals and respond efficiently in this competitive setting.
The Appellate Division certified three questions to the Court of Appeals: 1. Has the plaintiff in this action legal capacity to sue?2.
