The phrase "action minutes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a summary of the key actions and decisions made during a meeting or discussion.
Example: "The action minutes from our last meeting highlighted the tasks assigned to each team member and the deadlines for completion."
Alternatives: "meeting minutes" or "action items."
LUSHAN, China — Wang Xiaochang sprang into action minutes after a deadly earthquake jolted this lush region of Sichuan Province last month.
One hour with reporters, or the amount of action minutes it takes to complete an entire football game, would seem to be the worst of tortures for Bill Belichick and Tom Coughlin, even on Super Bowl media day, the annual orgy of talking and league-mandated tolerance.
Aided by the elected officers (e.g. chair, secretary, treasurer), monthly meetings are arranged, promoted and conducted in a friendly and efficient manner, and action minutes are kept so that progress can be monitored.
Being privy to Bauer's actions minute by minute doesn't seem quite so special anymore when everyone's live-tweeting their brunch (though admittedly his twitter feed would be incredible #StillHaventPeedYet).
But the members did not intend to signal they would take a specific action, the minutes said.
Covic was called into action five minutes later to diffuse a shot from Reds striker Bruce Djite from point-blank range.
It's something that requires action every second, minute and hour of the day.
At 163 perversely action-sapped minutes, it makes shifting tectonic plates look positively sprightly by comparison.
Accordingly, most homeopathists believed in the action of minute doses of medicine.
That PR team should have sprung into action the minute red started associated with revolutionaries.
Watch Anna's ride from The Hague to the ferry port in one-and-a-half action-packed minutes.
