The phrase "action for achieving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing steps or measures taken to reach a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The committee outlined a clear action for achieving the project's objectives within the given timeline."
Alternatives: "steps to achieve" or "measures for attaining".
Reinforcement learning (RL) has received some attention in recent years from agent-based researchers because it deals with the problem of how an autonomous agent can learn to select proper actions for achieving its goals through interacting with its environment.
A better approach is to use a solution that automates the analytics process by integrating the data science platforms with the CSP's data lake, which accelerates right-time-and-place decisions and closed-loop actions for achieving operational efficiency and market disruption.
Sessions focused on leveraging the OGP process and building capacity to create climate actions for achieving the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC)—the long-term commitments that countries publicly committed to take under the Paris Agreement.
The case study shows that backcasting is an appropriate method in developing action plans for achieving urban sustainability.
This second report lays out the government's action plan for achieving Scotland's ambitious emissions targets, which aim at a 42% cut by 2020 and an 80% reduction by 2050.
The announcement has raised concerns that the deal may not go ahead at all, although Volkwagen said that "other potential courses of action exist for achieving the goal of creating an integrated automotive group with Porsche".
London, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates (Chapter 18); The German Journal of Psychology 18(2) (1994) 91 120] – that people select strategies (action programs) for achieving a task according to the specific parameters of the task or goal.
In addition, Kameir recommends a career plan "with specific action steps for achieving short-term and long-term goals".
Lasting for three years, they are described on the government's Idea website as "action plans for achieving better outcomes, developed by councils with their partners in local strategic partnerships".
