The phrase "action contingency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to decision-making, planning, or risk management where actions are dependent on certain conditions or events.
Example: "The project plan includes an action contingency to address potential delays in the supply chain."
Alternatives: "response plan" or "contingency plan".
In addition, by using fully deterministic outcomes and an appropriate time for response execution, we ensured minimal learning was required, thereby allowing us to focus on reversal shifts as opposed to reinforcement learning about action contingencies which come into play within standard reversal tasks with probabilistic outcomes.
Lawyers who encourage this trend in pursuit of large class-action contingency fees do the society and their profession a disservice.
When we can predict the consequences of our actions, as in a high action-effect contingency block, the awareness of action reflects these predictions.
It is Leibniz's response to Hobbesian and Spinozistic necessitarianism that is perhaps of greatest interest, for he sought to develop an account of action and contingency that would preserve divine and human freedom.
The authors reported retrospective binding under conditions of high, but not low action – outcome contingency, i.e., evidence for an interaction between sensory evidence and context that is compatible with our own finding.
After another session of action-outcome contingency degradation, control mice responded equally on both apertures, insensitive to action-outcome contingency degradation; in other words, control mice developed stimulus-response habits as expected.
We replicated our prior findings, showing that an injection of the GR antagonist RU38486 immediately after action-outcome contingency degradation — i.e., during the presumptive consolidation phase of new action-outcome learning — in otherwise adult naïve mice blocks sensitivity to action-outcome contingency degradation [aperture x group F 2,19) = 3.5, p = 0.05].
That is forcing emergency actions and contingency plans that could be financially destabilizing at best and provoke a global crisis at worst.
The whole concept of class actions and contingency fees was to give incentives to be an enforcer, a watchdog, which Congress understood couldn't be done by the government alone".
The BBC reserves the right to action various contingencies, including (but not limited to) removing a player candidate from the final result should that player have engaged in serious misconduct after opening the vote.
