The phrase "action is unavoidable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that taking action is necessary or cannot be avoided in a given situation.
Example: "In times of crisis, action is unavoidable if we want to achieve a resolution."
Alternatives: "action is necessary" or "action cannot be avoided".
"Sadly, today's action is unavoidable," said Roger Goddu, chairman and chief executive, in a statement.
Rubio stopped short of specifying how many troops he wants to send to the Middle East, but he left no doubt that he believes such action is unavoidable.
"This action is unavoidable," Sawit Kaewwan, secretary general of a federation of unions representing state employees, said in announcing the planned cutoff of utilities.
"But they knew enough to say that there were long-term risks and that precautionary action was necessary if we were to avoid the greater risk -- of the evidence mounting to the point where draconian action was unavoidable".
Grant called on Bishop to reject the claim the Sri Lankan government's actions were unavoidable, which he said was "wrong and dishonest".
It could provide a platform for cooperative interaction among the stakeholders and prevent frustrations and later legal contests, provided such interactions start as soon as it becomes apparent that compensation actions are unavoidable.
(Take into account their situation. Ask yourself what would you do if you were in his situation? Would you repeat his mistakes or would you consider different. Take into account the pressure he could have been through. Maybe his actions were unavoidable; take into account every variable and every factor available).. Know their personality.
That action is now unavoidable and the government must accept our case and hold that inquiry".
The just demands of peace and security will be met, or action will be unavoidable.
"The just demands of peace and security will be met, or action will be unavoidable," he said.
President Bush challenged the United Nations today to force Saddam Hussein to disarm and end torture and repression of his people, saying that if Iraq continued its defiance of international resolutions, "action will be unavoidable".
