The phrase "action determined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing decisions or outcomes that are influenced by specific actions or factors.
Example: "The action determined the outcome of the project, leading to its success."
Alternatives: "decision made" or "result established".
I leaped into action, determined to save the day.
After the meeting, Charney swung into action, determined to find a way to win back his company.
In that case we'll need some decisive action -- action determined by what the economy needs, not by what Karl Rove thinks will play in the polls.
Since then, much has been learned about its ability to regulate vascular growth in several angiogenesis models, functional domains have been identified, and mechanisms of action determined.
But Mr Thorpe's skill is to keep us at Gilles's level, somewhere between Meccano and his first kiss.In this section Notes that bind Horseman of the apocalypse Pump action Determined from birth Innocent in Paris Broadway is bigger than ever ReprintsIt is beautifully done.
So it never really asks, let alone attempts to answer, the really interesting question: was the war worth it?In this section Notes that bind Horseman of the apocalypse Pump action Determined from birth Innocent in Paris Broadway is bigger than ever ReprintsThere is a plausible counter-argument to Mr Wilson's.
"The problem with this is that you can't, unless you see these people live in action, determine how they react to the game, to the defensive rules.
We concluded that the status of the parties and pleadings at the time the moving party appears in the action determines venue.
The belief in ritual action determines whether a ritual is held, and rituals change our belief of the ritual object.
On the orthodox view, it is a basic, conceptual truth about law that institutional action determines legal rights and obligations in this way.
Your next action determines the potential of this dialogue.
