The phrase "action machine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a device or system that performs tasks or operations automatically, often in a dynamic or energetic manner.
Example: "The new action machine in the gym provides a full-body workout with minimal effort."
Alternatives: "activity device" or "performance apparatus".
Or as "Big Bigger and Biggest" promises, "the biggest machines in action!" Mr. Scott directs some of the biggest action machines in Hollywood, some with Mr. Washington and some certainly more entertaining than a hydraulic excavator.
Today, three thousand employees manufacture some fifty models of handguns, submachine guns, rifles (both assault and bolt-action), machine guns, shotguns, and aircraft weapons systems.
The man his daughter calls a "social-action machine" was in many ways the last person you would expect to have composed the "Serenity Prayer," as the words he read in Heath's Union Church have been known ever since they became (in simplified form) a mantra of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Yowza Captiva: Adjustable-stride dual-action machine with side-to-side arm motion.
Once back in action, the machine will slam protons together at close to the speed of light in the hope of finding evidence for dark matter and potentially elusive particles called gravitons thought to transmit the force of gravity.
He unfolds a compelling account of the difference between human action and machine intelligence, the core of which is a witty and learned explanation of knowledge itself, of what communities know and the ways in which they know it.
In this study, we have been successful in creating predictive computational models for small molecules with potential to bind and inhibit microRNA action using machine learning algorithms and chemical descriptors.
Washing denim by hand can preserve the colors and diminish the wear obtained from the abrasive action of machine washing.
So does Mr. Mangold, even as he obeys the imperatives of the action-franchise machine.
