The phrase "action is coming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an event or activity is about to take place or is imminent.
Example: "The team has been preparing for weeks, and now we can finally say that action is coming."
Alternatives: "action is on the way" or "action is approaching".
It seems like the action is coming out of New York and the Attorney General's Office.
Much of the action is coming with the support of school districts and superintendents, not in opposition to them.
At least the sport's biggest action is coming from a playing field, which is more than baseball could say on Monday.
Tracy Chalmers, a Climate Camp activist, said: "The Camp for Climate Action is coming to Edinburgh because that's where the RBS headquarters are.
But, by imposing stricter standards on how courts review affirmative action plans, the court did send another small signal that the era of explicitly race-based affirmative action is coming to an end.
It's especially hard when all anyone wants to ask you about is why you're mortgaging your daughters' future and impoverishing charities and why, when it came to A.I.G. bonuses, "It seems like the action is coming out of New York".
During the nineteen-seventies, it seemed as though this era of covert action were coming to an end.
There was reliable evidence that neither the Administration nor the Fedeial Reserve Board had any advance notice that the action was coming.
The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben Bernanke, in testimony before Congress last week gave little sign that action was coming any time soon, although he was speaking for himself rather than for the whole committee.
The White House confirmed that America's UN ambassador had told her Syrian counterpart that action was coming and warned the Assad regime not to threaten American aircraft, though without providing precise timings or targets in advance.
The G7's statement, for instance, halted the rise in the value of the yen for no more than a couple of minutes — when traders realized that no concrete action was coming, they went back to business as usual.
