The phrase "action does not have" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence of a specific quality or characteristic in relation to an action.
Example: "In this context, the action does not have the desired impact on the audience."
Alternatives: "action lacks" or "action is without".
On behalf of my Government and people, I condemn this reckless act and want to state clearly that the Russian action does not have any legal value.
Independent modelling has suggested Direct Action does not have enough money to meet even the 5% target, but the government insists it will easily achieve its aims.
Initially, EC president José Manuel Barroso spoke optimistically, talking of a "marriage" between climate action and economic competitiveness: a demonstration that environmental action does not have to cost the Earth.
Animal studies that describe adverse effects on health (or their absence) are mainly used for this purpose, although the underlying mechanism of action does not have to be known.
It is likewise a gross error to believe that because action does not have a narrow "cause" we cannot understand it.
We selected one specific animation depicting a star jump (or jumping jacks) as this action does not have an obvious implied direction of left/right motion (see Experiment 2 for an explicit manipulation of direction of motion).
"Direct action doesn't have to be illegal.
If affirmative action doesn't have much of an impact above the entry level in most companies, what can be done to make corporate America reflect the nation's demography?
If an action doesn't have that desired outcome, you can probably safely eliminate it from your calendar to avoid overworking yourself.
The gun is a little on the disappointing side – it doesn't feel too sturdy and the pump action doesn't have nearly as much travel as the full-size game, but everything else is there.
A call to action doesn't have to come across in a superficial pep-rally way.
