The phrase "action indicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific action that has been suggested or pointed out in a previous statement or document.
Example: "Please proceed with the action indicated in the report to ensure compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "suggested action" or "recommended action".
(Occasionally, when a performer misses a cue, she'll repeat the action indicated in a slightly sterner tone).
Mr St. Clair said the President's action indicated that he "has always been a firm believer in the rule of law".
Cesar A. Perales, president of LatinoJustice, said the federal action indicated that authorities "believe that there are other people who have not been charged with crimes who should have been charged with crimes".
Roseann Rife, deputy director of the Asia-Pacific program of Amnesty, a London-based human rights group, expressed fear that the action indicated an expanded crackdown by the Chinese authorities, "particularly as 2009 will see a number of important commemorations".
"We see this as a very good sign," Ms. Chavez said, adding that the action indicated that the agency planned to "take a serious look" at issues her firm had sought to draw attention to for some time.
The preliminary mechanism of antitumor action indicated that title compound 3c could induce significant SMMC-7721 cells apoptosis.
"Today's action indicates that we will do so".
If the market's action indicates that many investors believe the good times will continue, that is understandable.
De Caro threatened legal action, indicating that he and Silvio Berlusconi were represented by the same law firm.
But emotional centers sprang into action, indicating that she was reliving the experience without the physical stimulus or sensation.
However, her voting record on issues like abortion, criminal justice and affirmative action indicates that she is in fact a liberal and to boot a liberal of the most self-satisfied sort.
