The phrase "action cause" is not a standard expression in written English and may lead to confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing causality in actions, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The action cause of the accident was determined to be driver negligence."
Alternatives: "cause of action" or "reason for action".
Did unauthorized F.B.I. action cause or contribute to the fire?
He disputed the description by the officer on the summons – that Mr. Thomas showed "intent to cause a hazardous condition by leaving a bag unattended, causing a crowd to disperse and cause alarm" – saying Mr. Thomas certainly did not intend this, nor did his action cause dispersion or alarm.
That is why quick progress is so vital, and it is also why today those on the other side of the table have been reluctant to criticise Mr Zarif's presentation of Tuesday morning without hearing further details, lest such action cause an immediate loss of momentum.
There are, to be sure, any legal and factual issues that can be debated: Did Great Britain's action cause Landsbanki's insolvency?
While he worries that time is running out quickly, Brilliant said he's seen more and more people rally to the climate change action cause, including young people who are tomorrow's leaders and, in the United States, Republicans who are coalescing around the idea of a revenue-neutral carbon tax.
In addition, physiological artifacts from respiration and cardiac action cause considerable fluctuations in the MR signal.
She said more action causing disruption on Friday was possible.
Rather than preventing a stall, Renslow's action caused one.
Traffic lights were out of action causing long tailbacks.
Not surprisingly his action caused come controversy in the chapel.
The block, which took place far from the action, caused a career-threatening injury.
