The phrase "action founded on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a legal or formal action that is based on a specific principle, fact, or foundation.
Example: "The lawsuit was an action founded on the breach of contract."
Alternatives: "action based on" or "action rooted in".
It's about the coordinated functioning of perception, character, and action, founded on a compassionate and fearless relationship to life.
At the end of the day, living in peace will be your own conscious, daily action founded on your own strivings and understandings, gleaned from all corners of the world, from all people you've ever met and known, and from your own consciousness and knowledge.
It is an action movie founded on indecision.
Carol Browner, a former Environmental Protection Agency administrator under Bill Clinton and adviser to Mr. Obama, said Mr. Trump's action seemed founded on misinformation.
His Hong Kong films of the Eighties, including A Better Tomorrow and The Killer, established a hyperkinetic and hyperbolic new style in action filmmaking, founded on wild extremes of firepower, body counts, camera angles and cutting patterns.
Teens in Action, founded in 2003, attracts public and private school students age 13 to 19 to produce a documentary based on a topic of interest for teens.
You raise a beautiful child, hope for her future happiness and success and sadly discover a daughter's drastic actions are founded on distorted values.
To be clear, we are not saying that all policy action must be founded on empirical evidence alone.
The Government argues that the clause was meant to prevent only prosecutions based upon the 'content' of speech, such as libel actions, but not those founded on 'the antecedent unlawful conduct of accepting or agreeing to accept a bribe.' Brief of the United States, at 11.
Few countries will countenance this, and since international deals are founded on national action, the 2015 agreement will not deliver what many hope for.
One wrote: "It is a spy film without action, a tragic love story founded on words, in which Rohmer reinvents himself while remaining the same.
