The phrase "action is triggered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an event or condition causes a specific action to occur, often in technical or procedural discussions.
Example: "When the temperature exceeds the threshold, an action is triggered to activate the cooling system."
Alternatives: "action is initiated" or "action is activated."
This action is triggered by pressure on six sensitive hairs, three on each lobe.
Meredith Fields holds a self-folding origami-inspired laminates whose hinge-folding action is triggered by electricity.
Meredith Fields built and tested self-folding hinges in origami-inspired laminates whose folding action is triggered by electricity.
This national action is triggered by an increased understanding of risks associated with climate change, and the significant co-benefits of taking action.
That introduces a strong element of politics and likely delays since eurozone governments and finance ministers will need to decide to use the bailout funds before ECB action is triggered.
at-least-one (∃ 1 ) An action is triggered iff at least on associated κ is reached.
The police action was triggered by a complaint from the Lib Dems' home affairs spokesman, Chris Huhne.
The NIH action was triggered after it learned that scientists had begun such experiments with support from other funding sources, including from California's state stem-cell agency.
The action was triggered by the Jan . 29test of a medium-range ballistic missile, in what is widely considered to be Tehran's probing of how far the new administration is prepared to go.
For instance, [ 51] demonstrated a hybrid system based on both eyetracking and BCI wherein targets were selected by eye gaze and an action was triggered via motor imagery.
Reports were not automatically sent to the diabetes care team, and no specific health care provider initiated action was triggered by ADMS reports.
