The phrase "action elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to storytelling, game design, or any situation where specific components or features that drive action are being discussed.
Example: "In this video game, the action elements include combat mechanics, character abilities, and environmental interactions."
Alternatives: "dynamic components" or "active features".
But here the action elements both underscore and enhance Revolution's trademark depth and flexibility.
The perennial NBC hit "ER" rolls on but that has always been an anomaly, a medical show with action elements.
We formulate interference as a non-empty join of condition and action elements in a production system.
Yes, he acknowledged, there are strong adventure and action elements to the story, and the film will be rated PG-13 (compared with PG for "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" and G for "Monsters, Inc").
At the same time, Webb also shows an unarguable facility for the more traditional action elements of the story, and the 3D certainly helps: he pulls off some properly nauseating shots as Parker dives off skyscrapers, rescues kids from falling, and the like.
Last year, Tim Kring, the creator of Heroes, teamed up with Nokia to launch Conspiracy For Good, an ambitious alternative reality game with web, mobile and live action elements, in which players got the chance to shape the story and donate money to third-world literacy charities in the process.
This could have been a smart suspense thriller, but the aggressive action element is cranked up way too high.
The key in these advertisements on mobile phones is a 'call to action' element, which can work for a retailer, florist, insurance company and many other smaller businesses.
Simultaneously, it further elaborates responsiveness as the action element of RRI, by suggesting the deliberate choice between normative and procedural approach as one form of such action.
As the action element of RRI, responsiveness mobilises the societal input into explicit actions in innovations, so that the innovation becomes better aligned with societal needs (Flipse et al., 2015; Owen et al., 2013).
I wasn't interested in the action element.
