The phrase "action merited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular action is justified or deserved based on the circumstances or context.
Example: "Given the severity of the situation, an action merited was to escalate the issue to management."
Alternatives: "justified action" or "deserved action".
EY Dubai had concluded Kaloti's actions merited a rating of "breach of review protocol and zero tolerance".
Verizon Wireless may also been have moved to change its mind when the Federal Communications Commission put out word earlier Friday that it thought the company's actions merited closer scrutiny.
But in interviews after they had read the report, several of them said that because impeachment is defined as a political process by the Constitution, the question of whether Mr. Clinton's actions merited removal from office depends not on legal analysis but on the public reaction to the details of 445-page report.
But the FA said Pochettino's "repetitive and aggressive" actions merited a "sporting sanction".
He has also defended Mr Trump's desire for a criminal investigation against Hillary Clinton to the New York Times, adding that some of her actions merited an inquiry more than any Trump-Russia collusion.
"At a minimum, her actions merit investigation for judicial misconduct".
Ms. Campbell pointed to recent proposals by politicians to trim Social Security benefits and convert Medicare into a voucher program as actions meriting a response.
He said he hadn't heard anything about it". For Australia's department of foreign affairs, such actions merit David Hicks' treatment in Cuba.
He likened her action to aiding in the escape of a suspected violent criminal and called her decision "outrageous conduct by any measure," adding that "her actions merit investigation for judicial misconduct".
