The phrase "action is amenable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that a particular action is open to influence, change, or is adaptable.
Example: "The proposed action is amenable to adjustments based on feedback from the team."
Alternatives: "action is adaptable" or "action is flexible".
Supporting the prediction, the addition of HupA alone also increased confluence, as seen after 12 h and 24 h and suggested that endogenous ACh production and action are amenable for manipulation.
Namely, if m G→C is a completely bounded Fourier multiplier on Lp, then it extends to the crossed-product with similar bounds provided that the action θ is amenable and trace-preserving.
It follows that the action of G is amenable.
As with the concept of a primary reason the idea here is simple enough: one and the same action is always amenable to more than one correct description.
Let G and M be as in Theorem 1.5 and assume that the action of G in M is amenable.
The main result of [11] and the motivation for much of the present work is Theorem 1.9 Let G and M be as in Theorem 1.5 and assume that the action of G in M is amenable.
It is therefore important that the androgen used to treat hypogonadism is amenable to the action of these metabolizing enzymes and can also mediate the non-androgen receptor actions of testosterone.
Research that is (1) clear and unambiguous, (2) proposes solutions (as opposed to raising more questions), (3) is amenable to policy action, and (4) perceived to be relevant is more likely to find its way into policy, compared to research that goes against the interests of policymakers or is deemed to be politically unfeasible.
This is a multi-step process which, although the mechanisms of action of HMBA are not yet fully understood, is amenable to experimental definition and analysis.
Therefore, the dynamics of such multi-agent systems is amenable to be reduced by these group actions.
