The phrase "action demand" is not commonly used in written English and may not be easily understood without context.
It could be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or psychology where a call to action is required.
Example: "The campaign's success relied heavily on the action demand it created among potential customers."
Alternatives: "call to action" or "request for action".
Because approval of the letter was board action, demand is evaluated under the Aronson standard.
Structural engineers design buildings according to the earthquake action (demand) specified in code of practice, whilst the rationale behind such requirement is commonly untold.
It is a sad indictment of the left that people who pay so much lip service to collective action demand a purity test before joining in a campaign of such fundamental importance.
The two road environments differed both in terms of the demand on driver action and of visual load, and the results indicate that action demand is the more important of the two factors.
Usually, the elastic design spectrum, which is often related to 5 or 10%% probability of exceedance (POE) in 50 years, is defined smoothly as a reasonable representation of the seismic action demand on the structure at the site of interest.
Usually, the elastic design spectrum, which is often related to 5% or 10% probability of exceedance in 50 years, is defined smoothly as a reasonable representation of the seismic action demand on the structure at the site of interest.
A scary response, but hardly less than the action demanded.
She wanted international action, demanding that America tell Pakistan's leaders to stop the killing.
"Are you ready for a Tahrir moment?" an initial call to action demanded.
High levels of commitment are essential for the effort, initiative, and cooperation that coordinated action demands.
For the first time we've seen major economies, normally cautious, commit to take the action demanded by the science.
