The phrase "action linking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to connecting actions or events, often in discussions about processes or workflows.
Example: "The concept of action linking is crucial for understanding how different tasks are interconnected in project management."
Alternatives: "activity connection" or "task linking".
"It is purely a humanitarian action linking people of our country with the people of Pakistan".
The soldiers spring into action, linking arms and forming a human chain between the defendants and their loved ones.
We need a united plan of action linking governments, the development community and the private sector.
VEGF could be a possible mediator in the neurobiological mechanism of action linking AD and depression.
In general, a major limitation within miRNA pharmacogenomics today is determining the mechanism of action linking miRNAs and drug response.
If the associations reported here are confirmed in independent studies, more work will be needed to identify the mechanisms of action linking long-term, low-dose acrylamide exposure to health outcomes in humans.
The coded electromechanical switches, known as "permissive action links" (PALs), would be placed on the arming lines.
American warheads are rigged with multiple PAL's ( "permissive action links") -- codes and self-disabling devices designed to frustrate an unauthorized person from triggering the explosion.
Permissive action links (PALs) are the coded switches installed in nuclear weapons to prevent them from being used by rogue officers, madmen, terrorists, and saboteurs.
Misconstrued ventures such as Iraq were almost entirely devoid of a hard-nosed assessment of the facts as a necessary precursor to the formulation of realistic and feasible action linked to achievable goals.
Some of the older systems are thought to have no permissive action links at all, so that setting one off would be about as complicated as hot-wiring a car.
