The phrase "action note that" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of terms that do not form a coherent expression.
Example: "Please action note that the meeting has been rescheduled to next week."
Alternatives: "Please note that" or "Take note that".
To see Mill's diagnosis in action, note that marriage is disappearing primarily among Americans without a four-year college degree.
At Unilever, CMI's prominently communicated mission is "to inspire and provoke to enable transformational action". Note that the word "insight" is missing intentionally.
Father Brankin said: "Really, when you think about what has happened in modern society, who but aging feminist nuns and their hangers-on clerics even cares whether women should be priests or not?" But the activists at Call to Action note that while church leaders might not be open to dissent, they seem to be paying attention.
If there is more than 1 way to complete the action, note that in the training manual.
One million cars enter the city each day, said Mariano González of Ecologists in Action, noting that the new parking meters would help lessen this number.
Even so, Mr. Pataki was quick to take credit for the Senate leader's action, noting that he had called over and over for the bill's passage.
A number of outsiders have complimented H.P.'s board for its decisive action, noting that the company's board has operated under a microscope because of past transgressions.
The State Department declined to take action, noting that the children were presumptively Muslim, because Aboud herself was and had stated in the course of the custody proceedings that she planned to raise them in a Muslim household.
The Democrats' action notes that several of the 21 senators were in other places at the time the quorum was declared: Norman Robertson was at a television taping, for example, and William L. Gormley was at a luncheon.
Mr. Rosengren expressed frustration with opponents of new action, noting that Fed officials had predicted that they would fail to meet both of their goals this year — not only is unemployment too high, but inflation is too low.
Key members of the Union high command, including General in Chief Winfield Scott and McDowell, initially recommended against precipitate action, noting that newly raised volunteers were ill-prepared for the harsh reality of combat.
