The phrase "action conceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the formulation or planning of an action or idea.
Example: "The project was successful because the action conceived was both innovative and practical."
Alternatives: "planned action" or "proposed action".
Therefore, it must be borne in mind that grave imbalances are produced when economic action, conceived merely as an engine for wealth creation, is detached from political action, conceived as a means for pursuing justice through redistribution".
"The action of the terrorists," he writes of 9/11, "was a human action, conceived in error — a benighted act.
The interruption of another jiva's spiritual progress causes one to incur karma the accumulated effects of past actions, conceived by Jains as a fine particulate substance that accretes upon the jiva keeping one mired in samsara, the cycle of rebirth into mundane earthly existence.
Furthermore, the action itself, conceived as a dual process of volition and its result, in fact consists of three discrete stages: bodily, verbal, and mental action, corresponding respectively to the basis of the action (or how it is realized), its own nature, and the cause which prompts it.
Anderson applied this thesis widely: there are no such things whose nature it is to be known or perceived ("ideas"); there is no such thing whose nature it is to know ("consciousness"); there are no such things whose nature it is to be pursued or whose nature it is to direct action ("values" conceived as standing over and above the goods and values of this life).
In this paper, extrados lightweight plywood restraining structures applying passive confinement actions are conceived to delay the onset of the vault direct bending failure mechanism.
Rightly or wrongly, the effects (and hence the function) of paternity actions are conceived to be very different from those of money damage claims for injuries.
Theories of rational action generally conceive their problem situation as one involving a choice among various course of action open to the agent.
In particular, the precision of beliefs about completing actions manifests in the efficiency of action selection, often conceived of in terms of winner take all mechanisms.
Properly conceived, action is that which brings projects and worldly events together, for action encompasses not only doing and making but also receiving and enduring.
Finally, it is necessary to mention a field in which the French proved incomparable: the comic strip combining action and satire, conceived on a plane of considerable sophistication.
