The phrase "action examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific instances or demonstrations of actions taken in a particular context, such as in training or instructional materials.
Example: "In the training session, we will review several action examples to illustrate effective communication strategies."
Alternatives: "examples of actions" or "demonstration examples".
This was not the first instrument using keyboard striking action; examples of the piano principle existed as early as about 1440.
Action examples include initial grasping point, lift and shake trajectory, re-arranging the position of a bag to prepare it for better grasping and enable the system to verify if all the bag contents have been extracted.
In Action: Examples of a Boeing MH-47 Chinook the kind of helicopter that took Thom and his men to the rescue site (top speed: 170 knots, 196 mph, 315 km/h).
The list of cell types and stages in which steroids can induce Ca2+ changes is rapidly growing and becoming a hallmark of non-genomic steroid action; examples now exist for most classes of steroids (reviewed by Watson 2003; Watson and Gametchu 1999, 2003).
Sword then shows the rules in action through examples from William Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson, Martin Luther King Jr., John McPhee, A. S. Byatt, Richard Dawkins, Alison Gopnik, and many more.
This is followed by rapid sequence induction with a neuromuscular blocker with a rapid action (for example, succinylcholine) and a sedative agent (for example, thiopental, propofol) [ 13].
This could be done through the structuring of the activity itself or through instructor actions and examples (Tanner, 2013).
Recent executive actions provide examples of what is to come.
He called the action an example of "absolutely flawed public policy that has stiffed the states".
Both of these actions were examples of the United States as a rising hemispheric and world power.
Some companies are taking more direct action, for example installing secure bike parking and chaining areas at offices.
