The phrase "action of love" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a deed or behavior that expresses love or affection, often in a romantic or caring context.
Example: "The action of love can be as simple as holding hands or as grand as planning a surprise getaway for your partner."
Alternatives: "gesture of love" or "act of love".
If one considers the first to be related to faith and the second to love, their relation takes two forms: 'Love comes first and leads us to the faith, so long as the growth is spontaneous; but when it becomes systematic, then the belief is constructed in order to regulate the action of love' (1852, v. 2, 152; E., v. 2, 83).
This is the action of love.
The action of love is to unite, to reveal the connectedness.
Love, is an action, and the good news is, you can create that action of love over and over again.
The action of love is what can keep marriages together and keep them strong, keep the husband and wife evolving and growing.
Affections and adorations change, mutate, evolve, shift, and without the action of love to strengthen the emotion... Katniss does love Peeta.
Furthermore, in keeping with the troubadour tradition, the trobairitz closely linked the action of the singing to the action of loving.
"Even in the angrier songs they were talking about situations which would really be best addressed by actions of love as opposed to violence".
Find words and actions of love that are appropriate.
The best and really only sensible thing to say about the dire romantic comedy "Valentine's Day," which is neither romantic nor remotely comedic, is that it makes you appreciate and long for the breeziness, acting and basic competency -- the decent lighting, focused cameras and choreographed action -- of "Love Actually," the ingratiating British movie it transparently and ineptly rips off.
Action out of love is voicing your truth and setting yourself free.
