The phrase "action is required for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that a specific action needs to be taken in order to achieve a particular outcome or address a situation.
Example: "In order to resolve the issue, action is required for the team to implement the new policy."
Alternatives: "action is necessary for" or "action must be taken for".
We take a look at what the world has achieved, what has failed, and what action is required for the next 15 years.
However, long-term action is required for a broad segment of the population, so a certain strategy is necessary to guide clinical decisions for different profiles of women.
"We automatically select relevant search queries for presenting Promoted Accounts based on an advertiser's targeting choices, so no additional action is required for your business to access this capability," Twitter says.
By Monday afternoon there were more than 70 flood warnings, indicating that immediate action is required, for south-west England, and others in the north-west, north-east and Anglian areas.
Map-based cloning and further analysis revealed that ASL3 encodes a novel PPR protein containing 10 tandem PPR motifs, whose biological action is required for early chloroplast development and photosynthesis in rice.
The insulin action is required for neuronal survival within the central nervous system [ 56].
As blood samples used in this study had been collected as routine tests and thus no additional invasive action was required for participants, the committees approved this procedure according to the Ethical Guideline of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare of Japan.
A rigorous system of learning, feedback, and action are required for this approach to have a meaningful impact on patient care.
With all these problems with testosterone therapy, alternative treatment modalities that have testosterone-like action are required for treatment of testosterone deficiency and preventing the associated bone loss.
No action was required for 83 AEs in 64 patients (7.79%), symptomatic therapy was prescribed for 30 AEs in 20 patients (2.43%), and the Equasym XL® dose was reduced as a consequence of 13 AEs in 11 patients (1.34%); 6 AEs in 4 patients (0.49%) led to a temporary interruption of treatment, and 40 AEs in 26 patients (3.16%) led to treatment discontinuation.
