The phrase "action does not provide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that a specific action does not yield a certain result or benefit.
Example: "In this case, the action does not provide the expected outcome, leading to further complications."
Alternatives: "action fails to deliver" or "action does not yield".
At the same time, he noted, "Our experience shows that these sorts of actions do not provide decisive or conclusive results".
"We felt that those proposed actions did not provide enough assurance that they were going to prevent further contaminated food from leaving its facility".
When in markets that are clearly way oversold even the most radical policy actions don't provide rallies or relief to market participants you know that you are one step away from a market crack and a systemic financial sector and corporate sector collapse.
"The NUT ballot was for discontinuous action which does not provide for an end date to action," she said.
"Like many things, the state requires us to take action, but does not provide us more money".
It is unconscionable that Development Alternatives Incorporated [DAI] sent Alan Gross to Cuba as a subcontractor apparently without warning of the potential illegality and risk of his actions and then does not provide support for his wife while he is held for doing its bidding, forcing her to sell their home.
In one sense, this too can be seen as another reason (supplementing the two provided above) why the "laws of reason" are themselves revealed in the Bible: different from anything addressed above, here the idea would be that the Biblical revelation includes details for action that human reason on its own does not provide.
It implicitly supports action that has been, or may be taken, but does not provide a standalone legal basis or authorisation for those actions.
We need bold action in the very near future, and this does not provide that," Sanders said.
