The phrase "action has been completed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a specific task or action has been finished or accomplished.
Example: "The report has been submitted, and the action has been completed successfully."
Alternatives: "task has been finished" or "operation is complete".
Of the 168 promises where action has been completed, they judge Obama to have broken only 19.
In addition to Keita, disciplinary action has been completed for Elijah Ingram, who withdrew from the university, and Grady Reynolds, who was expelled.
Action has been completed on only six of the 15 appro priation bills that must be passed before Congress ad journs.
If the concept of artifact is defined in terms of productive actions in the way suggested in Section 3, the Success Condition should be taken to mean that the author or authors actually succeed in performing the intended productive action, and the Acceptance Condition may be taken to mean that the author (or one of the authors) believes that the action has been completed.
Within ten days the officer in charge replied that they had conducted an investigation "and determined that further action was warranted" and "that a compliance action had been completed".
As of 2013, a majority of the mega projects that involved restoration actions have been completed, which indicates a more effective rate of completion compared with the MLIT projects performed in normal non-disaster situations.
You are required to (1) complete a $35 eCornell copyright law tutorial, and (2) submit a cease and desist statement that confirms all required actions have been completed.
A closeout of a noncompliance with or without an Enforcement Letter may only take place after DOE has confirmed that corrective actions have been completed.
(c) In situations where corrective actions have been completed before termination of an inspection or assessment, a formal response from the contractor is not required and the inspection report serves to document the violation and the corrective action.
Modern special operations warfare had its genesis in World War II, but during that conflict military forces that conducted unorthodox actions were often created as the need arose and then disbanded once the actions had been completed.
