The phrase "action doors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to doors that are designed for specific actions, such as opening or closing automatically in response to movement or other triggers.
Example: "The new building features state-of-the-art action doors that open automatically when someone approaches."
Alternatives: "automatic doors" or "motion-sensor doors".
Three years later, Lamborghini hit its stride with the unveiling of its first true supercar, the Miura; the Countach, a radical departure from convention with scissor-action doors and the profile of a doorstop, followed in 1974.
Like its antecedent, the SLR is a departure from the company's mainstream products, and revives features like doors that open unconventionally, though today's are upward-opening scissor-action doors.
"These actions open doors for more potential investors to buy in," Mr. Pandit said in response to a question from a shareholder.
Most nights when the restaurant is open, Mr. Trotter also hosts 15 to 20 students from local high schools, who are served the Grand Menu (current retail price: $195) in a private dining room as they watch the action next door on large screens.
"The healing between me and Ray and Robby had already begun before Ray passed," Densmore said last month ahead of a signing event for his book chronicling the court actions, "The Doors Unhinged: Jim Morrison's Legacy Goes on Trial," "and that feels good".
"Action!" The door flew open and there was Tommy hold- ing his water bottle and stepping out of the outhouse and hitting his head on the doorjamb so hard that it took twenty minutes to ice the bump and conceal it with makeup.
One of Macron's characteristics, apart from his youthfulness, comes from his campaign team's electoral techniques, which much resemble those of Barack Obama in 2008 ― resorting to big data, mapping out neighborhoods and sending out activists for targeted door-to-door action.
Ultimately, mosquito control employees swung into action, knocking on doors and using both adulticide (to kill adult mosquitoes) and larvicide (for larvae).
Underground has abandoned its romantic-comic beginnings in favour of action: less Sliding Doors (1998), more The Taking of Pelham One Two Three (1974).
There will be rancor if, for example, he takes on the teachers over pay and hours, though we wait to see if campaign hints of toughness translate into action behind closed doors at fish-or-cut-bait moments.
Passenger-compartment integrity depends significantly on the proper action of the doors, which must remain closed in the event of an accident and must be sufficiently secure to prevent intrusion.
