The phrase "action endorsed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an action that has been approved or supported by someone or an organization.
Example: "The committee's decision to implement the new policy was an action endorsed by all members present."
Alternatives: "approved action" or "supported action".
In the at-large races, CASA in Action endorsed incumbents Marc Elrich and Hans Riemer amd challenger Beth Daly.
At rallies, when people chanted, "Build a wall!" and "Lock her up!," these statements impressed me as real, tangible courses of action, endorsed by a faceless mob.
A CBS poll showed that support among Americans for military action endorsed by the UN rose from 67% before the address to 77% afterwards.See article: Working on the scepticsEuropean countries were divided on Iraq.
The list of eligible children who are stuck in the camps in Calais has been drawn up by Citizens UK and given to Amber Rudd, and the demand for immediate action endorsed by Alf Dubs – the Labour peer and long-time refugee campaigner.
Right now a battle is being fought to repeal the measure--an action endorsed by President Obama during the campaign.
In 1965, at the age of 35, Arlen ran for District Attorney as an American for Democratic Action endorsed liberal Democrat on the Republican ticket, and he won.
BAT paid euro2.3 billion ($2.6 billion) for the company, a price most analysts considered on the high side.Directors' choiceWilliam Donaldson, the new chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, swung into action, endorsing proposals that would raise the voice of America's shareholders.
Finally, it must be kept in mind that the helping actions endorsed in the guidelines are based on expert opinion, and that these are the recommendations of experts and have not been generated from an empirical study.
Perhaps surprisingly, few of the micro actions endorsed in this study were behaviours that would be defined as self-regulatory behaviours, which are often viewed as the key mechanisms through which planning interventions help translate intentions into behaviour [ 13, 23].
Many first aid actions endorsed in the current studies were not endorsed in previous international Delphi studies, conducted on problem drinking and problem drug use in non-Indigenous people, highlighting the need for culturally specific first aid strategies to be employed when assisting Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people.
While the actions endorsed in these guidelines may be useful in different aspects of the suicide prevention continuum, from preventing the onset of suicidal ideation itself to supporting the suicidal person in a professional setting, these are specific to the recommended support that can be provided by a first aider.
