The phrase "action diary" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a diary or journal that records actions, events, or activities, often for the purpose of reflection or tracking progress.
Example: "I keep an action diary to document my daily tasks and reflect on my productivity at the end of each week."
Alternatives: "activity log" or "task journal."
Recess and overall PA were assessed four times by anonymous questionnaires from students in grades 7 9 (n = 789) in 2010 12, and local contact persons (n = 7) provided information on school actions with diaries, interviews and surveys.
Candidate data collection tools are compared, with participant observation, action research and diaries as preferred choices.
Guevara's teenage lieutenant, Joel Iglesias, recounts such actions in his diary, noting that Guevara's behavior in combat even brought admiration from the enemy.
The teenage section has dozens of genres, including romance (which goes hand in hand with comedy in most successful cases), the supernatural (think Charmed, Twilight by S. Meyer and Wicca by Cate Tiernan), comedy, horror, race (think Malorie Blackman's N&C trilogy), science fiction, real life (diaries), action and many others.
Cafod, the catholic aid agency, should resist the growing clamour for action against Damian McBride (Diary, 26 September).
Another limitation is that the assessment focused on the quality of the information booklets only, whereas several hospitals were using a set of consumer resources, rather than a single resource, such as an information booklet plus a self-management action plan and patient diary, as well as allied health leaflets on exercise training and medications.
Plus, a surprisingly awesome video featuring an audio dub of the Hunger Games trailer over action from The Vampire Diaries sweeps the Internet.
The Bell Jar was a call to action because it is a diary of despair.
Participants set realistic targets, are advised how they can monitor their behaviour with the SLIMMER action plan and a food diary, and are informed what to do in case of a relapse.
Some organisations were using only one resource for consumers such as an information booklet on heart failure whilst others provided a combination of resources, such as an information booklet, a self-management diary and an action plan or fridge magnet.
