The phrase "action is recalled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a specific action or event is being remembered or brought back to mind, often in discussions about memory or decision-making.
Example: "In the meeting, it was noted that the action is recalled as a pivotal moment in the project's development."
Alternatives: "the action is remembered" or "the action is brought to mind."
The number of correctly recalled stop-point actions was calculated for the eight stop-points (range 0 8, with 8 meaning that all actions were recalled correctly).
The results showed that while performance on Recognition and Source Memory tasks was preserved in individuals with AS, the enactment effect for self-performed actions was not consistently present, as revealed by the lower number of performed actions being recalled on the Free Recall test, as compared to adults with typical development.
In other action: Jaguar is recalling almost 4,200 of its 2010-12 XF models with the 5-liter V-8 because of a fire hazard, the automaker has told the safety agency.
In other action: Chrysler is recalling 1,785 Chrysler 200s and Dodge Avengers from the 2013 model year because of a possible fuel leak or the engine stalling, according to a report the automaker filed with the safety agency.
Occasionally, material is recalled.
In other recent actions: Chrysler is recalling roughly 700 of its 2012 models because the company's newly developed Pentastar 3.6-liter V-6 may fail.
Here are other recent safety actions: Mitsubishi is recalling 261 of its 2012 i-MiEV electric cars because their air bags may not work.
Here are other recent safety actions: General Motors is recalling about 4,300 of its 2013 Chevrolet Malibu Eco models because of a possible problem with the air bags.
In two actions, Toyota is recalling a little over one million vehicles, including 752,000 for air bags that could be set off by electronic interference, the automaker has informed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Here are other recent safety actions: Ford is recalling about 10,500 F-150 pickup trucks from 2011-12, Expedition and Lincoln Navigator sport utility vehicles from 2012 and Mustangs from 2012-13 equipped with automatic transmissions.
