The phrase "action is highly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the intensity or significance of an action in a specific context.
Example: "The action is highly recommended for those seeking to improve their skills quickly."
Alternatives: "action is strongly" or "action is very".
However, it is understood that such a course of action is highly unlikely.
The CMA's action is highly unusual as British regulators are rarely able to take significant action against firms based overseas.
"I am deeply troubled by the lack of fundamental fairness shown my client, by a group whose authority to take such action is highly questionable," said the lawyer, Thomas Ashley.
After Billy Hunter, the executive director of the National Basketball Players Association, was placed on indefinite leave Friday, Thomas R. Ashley, his lawyer, issued this statement: I am deeply troubled by the lack of fundamental fairness shown my client by a group whose authority to take such action is highly questionable.
The search for an Aristotelian hamartia has led all too often to the trite argument that Hamlet suffers from melancholia and a tragic inability to act, whereas a more plausible reading of the play argues that finding the right course of action is highly problematic for him and for everyone.
"There is a strong anti-fracking public consensus and climate activist consensus, which means further action is highly likely," she said.
"These individuals took action, were highly skilled and had to be responsible for the community".
Though Idemitsu was rebuked by his own government, his action was highly popular in both countries.
The move, while reminiscent of a Greenpeace action, was highly unusual in understated Japan.
The results showed that capillary action was highly dependent on the size of the tubes within the scaffold.
Previous findings indicated that maintaining a balance between withholding and executing an action are highly dynamic and involve many executive control processes.
