The phrase "action is inevitable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that a certain action or outcome cannot be avoided or is bound to happen.
Example: "Given the current circumstances, it is clear that action is inevitable if we want to achieve our goals."
Alternatives: "action is unavoidable" or "action is certain".
Does that mean American action is inevitable?
Those who believe blindly in free markets are thus mistaken, in the view of Bob Barbera, a Wall Street economist and the book's author.Government action is inevitable.
"There's no question some of these cases are so egregious that court action is inevitable," said Connecticut's attorney general, Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat.
If you think some government action is inevitable, you might instead point out that the most unambiguous public good is national defense.
The union "will continue to fight the sale, and without worthwhile and legally binding assurances on terms and conditions, strike action is inevitable," Dave Ward, the union's deputy general secretary, said on the organization's Web site.
On this basis we maintain that state action is inevitable and suggest possible institutional mechanisms to set up incentives for possible formalization pathways for African ASM gold chains.
Their action was inevitable.
In a subsequent conversation with me, Clawson suggested that, if some kind of military action was inevitable, "it would be much more in Israel's interest — and Washington's — to take covert action.
Mr McCluskey said he believed strike action was "inevitable".
However, Cricket Ireland chief executive Warren Deutrom described the comments as "crass, insensitive and offensive" and some form of disciplinary action was inevitable despite the player's apology.
If some external force or internal passion was beyond the control of the agent, and the agent's action was inevitable given that external force or internal passion, then the agent did not act freely in performing that action.
