The phrase "action in furtherance" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to describe actions taken to promote or advance a particular goal or objective.
Example: "The committee took action in furtherance of the new policy to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "steps to promote" or "measures to advance".
"These are people who have a desire, intent, to disarm, and they are taking action in furtherance of that goal," he said.
Senior officers describe domestic extremists as individuals or groups "that carry out criminal acts of direct action in furtherance of a campaign.
In broader terms, however, these precedents involved incidental restrictions on First Amendment liberties by governmental action in furtherance of legitimate and substantial state interest other than suppression of expression.
Strikes are often industrial action in furtherance of more money - lose money now to get more money soon.
The Association of Chief Police Officers (Acpo) defines domestic extremism as individuals or campaign groups that carry out "criminal acts of direct action in furtherance of what is typically a single-issue campaign", adding that the groups usually seek to change legislation outside of the normal democratic process.
A person plotting a crime could be arrested if he took some real action in furtherance of the crime.
"Regardless of the final decision in our case, presenting our claims in a legal arena forces the Harvard Corporation to defend its actions in furtherance of climate change," added Hamilton, a Harvard Law School student.
Crucially, members of the United States delegation to the forum told us that they would support the Majuro Declaration and would submit President Obama's Climate Action Plan in furtherance of their current emissions-reduction target.
The statute allows a substantial burden of a person's exercise of religion only if the government demonstrates that its action (1) is in furtherance of a compelling government interest and (2) is the least restrictive means of furthering that compelling governmental interest.
For example, Mr. Grossman said, if a binder contains all the terms that would normally be found in a contract and one of the parties takes action or spends money in furtherance of the agreement with the knowledge of the other party, a court could conceivably rule that the binder is a legally enforceable contract.
(d) Enforcement actions undertaken by NRCS in furtherance of its Federally held property rights are under the jurisdiction of the Federal District Courts and are not subject to review under administrative appeal regulations.
