The phrase "action contingent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an action depends on certain conditions or circumstances being met.
Example: "The approval of the project is action contingent upon receiving the necessary funding."
Alternatives: "dependent on action" or "conditional on action".
For example, if the patient wishes to receive the result by SMS, the mobile phone number can be confirmed at the point of ordering; subsequent actions, contingent on the result, can also be agreed at this point, and patients can be provided information on the implications of the result, providing reassurance and reducing requests for explanation from unqualified staff downstream.
Crucially, we traced this effect back to more pronounced associative learning for action-contingent effects of the left hand compared with effects of the right hand.
This allowed action-contingent laser targeting for optogenetic intervention in freely behaving animals, permitting the determination of the dopaminergic neural cluster sufficient for memory formation [ 9 ].
Some are relatively clear-cut: east versus west; imperial homeland versus infiltrating colonist; pacifism versus martial clangour (from the outset most of the action is contingent upon the war); rationalism versus faith (Hardy is a God-disdaining atheist, apparently visited by the ghost of a dead lover, while Ramanujan supposedly dreams his theories with the help of the Hindu goddess Namagiri).
This entanglement of philosophy with social criticism and reformist political action, a contingent historical outcome of Voltaire's particular intellectual career, would become his most lasting contribution to the history of philosophy.
Distinguishing between these was difficult because the underlying nexus of poverty and cultural precedent was common and action was contingent on potentially conflicting narratives.
Distinguishing between these was difficult because the underlying combination of poverty and cultural precedent was common to all and action was contingent on potentially conflicting narratives.
Immediately before and after levodopa intake, we performed fMRI, while patients produced a mouse click with the right or left hand or no action (No‐Go) contingent on 3 arbitrary cues.
The 2 3 year old children changed their behaviors depending on whether or not the robot's actions were contingent on their own actions.
Some actions are taken in all situations whereas other actions are contingent on and initiated only by special circumstances.
