The phrase "action is readily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where action can be taken easily or without delay.
Example: "In emergencies, action is readily available to those trained to respond quickly."
Alternatives: "action is easily" or "action is promptly".
Upon pulsed excitation of the section of the banknote containing the membrane, laser action was readily observed (Fig. 3d).
This action was readily reversible.
Consequently, proteins in native biological action were readily captured on video.
These 2 classes of action are readily conceived as follows: 1) A nutritional mechanism would apply if reaching a threshold state of sufficiency is adequate to maximize zinc-dependent actions and reduce risk of acute diarrhea.
These experiments are not aberrational, but representative: social psychologists have repeatedly found that the difference between good conduct and bad appears to reside in the situation more than the person; both disappointing omissions and appalling actions are readily induced through seemingly minor situational features.
Gell, acting on instructions from Hood, had violated Genoese neutrality in a deliberate attempt to intimidate the pro-Republican faction in the city, but their actions were readily seized upon by French propagandists such as Nicolas Ozanne, who portrayed the raid as a massacre of unarmed sailors in print form.
The delay to effect can arise because the site of action is not readily accessible to a drug, which may result in maximum effects occurring later than maximum drug concentrations.
Although toxicities related to the mechanism of action may be readily detected, there is always a concern about the 'hidden toxicities' that occur when a drug is combined with some other microenvironmental factor in animals or in the clinic.
Fortunately, such an approach is readily available: race-blind affirmative action that helps poor and disadvantaged people get ahead regardless of their skin color and ethnic origin.
Nitrite is readily available in saliva through the action of various bacteria converting nitrate into nitrite (Duncan et al. 1995).
"The critical situation is readily detected (when breakfast is finished) and the intended action (starting to write) is initiated immediately without further thought – action initiation has become automated".
