The phrase "action highlights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to key moments or significant events in a narrative, presentation, or report that emphasize important actions taken.
Example: "The action highlights of the game included several impressive goals and a last-minute save that secured the victory."
Alternatives: "key moments" or "notable actions".
The action highlights a potential conflict between advocates of free, wireless networking and the broadband providers.
"Today's price action highlights how sensitive the markets are to headlines".
That last action highlights another frequent use of executive authority: reading new meaning into old laws, or statutory interpretation.
The company's action highlights a potential conflict between a small number of advocates of free, wireless networking and the broadband providers who supply their Internet connections.
The "Rollerball" site contains not a whit of overt promotional content; instead, it mimics the sites of established sports leagues, with player bios and action highlights.
The BBC's letter, which also backs EU action, highlights the damage that making its content and channels available via the pirate service will do to its finances.
For over an hour, the action highlight is a slight adjustment in the camber of a see-saw.
But even the suggestion of military action highlighted how the old rules have been shattered in the Gulf.
Mr. Connerly has faced accusations of profiteering before, as supporters of affirmative action highlighted his salary in an effort to discredit his cause.
Amid the absence of US progress and nearing of the debt ceiling date, the IMF/G20 is urging the US to take urgent action highlighting risks to the global recovery.
Speaking Thursday on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, John Lipsky, first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund, suggested the action highlighted debt problems in developed countries.
