The phrase "action instrument" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a tool or method that facilitates or initiates an action.
Example: "The new software serves as an action instrument to streamline our project management processes."
Alternatives: "action tool" or "operational instrument".
While acknowledging the need for more flexibility when managing the EU's external action instruments, Parliament also wants to balance this with more parliamentary control, as well as strengthened governance and accountability provisions for the programming and administration of funds.
They were then trucked to the Presbyterian Church of Mount Kisco, where their contents would be assembled into a towering new eight-ton organ, a mechanical key-action instrument hand-built by the renowned Hamburg company Rudolf von Beckerath Orgelbau.
A variant of both the accordion and the concertina is the bandonion, a single- or double-action instrument with square shape and finger buttons, invented by Heinrich Band of Krefeld, Germany, in the mid-1840s.
However, small firms building highly refined tracker-action instruments have proliferated.
Couplers, or "registers," in some double-action instruments activate extra sets of reeds, one pitched an octave below the main set and another off-tuned from the main set to give a tremulant through "beating" (sound-wave interference).
Over its first two decades, The Code has been bolstered with subsequent instruments and guidelines adopted to support it, including the various International Plans of Actions, instruments to fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, ecolabelling for certification, and guidelines on small-scale fisheries to meet the challenges we face over the next twenty years.
To address the main gaps and challenges identified in the assessments, the Commission negotiates Global Plans of Action, policy instruments providing a framework to guide the implementation of actions at community, national, regional and international levels for the conservation and sustainable use of genetic resources for food and agriculture.
(-1a) The Union policies, actions and instruments are to promote economic, social and territorial cohesion.
to review, according to their competencies and capacities, existing actions, programmes, instruments, and policies to ensure their consistency with this Strategy; and, where there are inconsistencies, to make the necessary adjustments at the earliest review date.
To be clear, that means using military action as an instrument of foreign policy, not as a last resort.
