The phrase "action in the course of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that occurs during a particular process or event.
Example: "The investigation revealed that the action in the course of the meeting led to several important decisions being made."
Alternatives: "activity during" or "conduct throughout".
This paper focuses on typical infilled masonry reinforced concrete (RC) frame buildings, and their action in the course of an extreme event.
Picasso once said that "to make a painting is to engage in a dramatic action in the course of which reality is found to be torn apart".
Or rather because the party bosses who engineer his campaign, and control his every action in the course of it, couldn't find anyone better.
The governor took this action in the course of announcing the requisite bet between heads of state over the Super Bowl.
In May 1917, Saida took part in the Battle of the Strait of Otranto, the largest naval action in the course of the war in the Adriatic.
The individualised written exacerbation action plan covered early recognition of and prompt action in the course of an exacerbation.
Surely The New York Times owed its readers a pointed description of Yoo's actions in the course of a review of his book.
But even more obvious, in both Mr. Bush's speech and his earlier news conference, was that he planned to put character and ethics at the forefront of his general election campaign, to tie Mr. Gore to the moral lapses of Mr. Clinton and to invoke the vice president's widely criticized actions in the course of raising funds for Mr. Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign.
I assumed it was a one-off guerrilla action, but, in the course of a week in the city, I noticed two more white bikes - at Houston and Lafayette, and on the Hudson bike path, right by the Pulse art fair: Eric Ng 22 years old Killed by drunk driver December 1, 2006 Love & Rage So these bikes were part of an organised, if unofficial, campaign of remembrance.
Like other non-local UN civilian staff in the field, they enjoy only qualified immunity for actions committed in the course of their official functions.
In organisms with short generation times (e.g., bacteria or fruit flies), we can actually observe evolution in action over the course of an experiment.
