The phrase "action it turns" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of grammatical structure and context.
Example: "The action it turns is unexpected." (This example still lacks clarity.)
Alternatives: "the action unfolds" or "the action progresses".
The alternative to affirmative action, it turns out, may be far worse.
"But the real action, it turns out, is not at the publisher level; it's at the source level.
Accepting the social media response to a government scandal has the power to prevent legitimate physical action – it turns the outrage into another storyline within the grand spectacle, morphing Erdogan from a tyrant into a TV villain.
The work was improvised during the student-workers uprising in Paris... What was involved in the Paris action, it turned out, was not a revolution against culture but a split between living ideas and their instituional form.
He also said that after the match settled into "one-on-one action" it "turned into a pretty good match".
The context-sensitive control system for Assassin's was meant to be about simplifying the action, but, it turns out that moving away from standard 'this button does that and only that' thinking has turned up new problems.
It's frustrating, then, that the action stumbles only when it turns its focus toward heaven.
The action in the Revolution, it turns out, was centered in the area of Connecticut, New York, and Philadelphia, in a patch of territory that, as one contemporary historian has noted, takes about twenty minutes to fly over in a commercial jet — enough time for, say, pretzels and a Diet Coke.
Loosely but deftly executed with brush and ink, it turns representational action into a flattened field of swirling, abstract rhythms.
Whether it turns into action, some see Moore's move as an olive branch.
With this campaign, the conversation began; with this EAC, I intend to make sure it doesn't stop, and that it turns into action.
