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The phrase "action has been full" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where actions or activities have been abundant or extensive, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "The project has been challenging, but the action has been full, keeping everyone engaged and motivated."
Alternatives: "the activity has been abundant" or "the engagement has been high".
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The study of its mechanism of action has been full of unexpected and interesting findings, beginning first with a paradox as to how an oncogene product without intrinsic tyrosine kinase activity strongly and selectively increases cellular tyrosine phosphorylation levels.
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The third action has been delayed, waiting for the full results from the randomized clinical trial.
What action has been taken?
Covert action has been stepped up, too.
No action has been taken, he said.
No action has been taken against them.
What action has been taken so far?
They've been full of words and light on actions.
They recommended that the schools choose between becoming voluntary aided comprehensives and full independence, but the Conservatives came to power before any action had been taken.
Rubio said he was disappointed that the full $1.9bn request had not been fulfilled, but said ultimately he was pleased that at least some action had been taken.
"Immediate actions have been taken to bring that campus into full compliance with our code and policies," Foxconn said.
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