The phrase "action of some sort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unspecified or general type of action without being specific.
Example: "The committee decided that an action of some sort was necessary to address the ongoing issues."
Alternatives: "some kind of action" or "a type of action".
In case you are not familiar, EASTER EGGs are hidden treats that the viewer has to actively search for, usually by following instructions to go to a certain point in the DVD and take action of some sort.
While we await the outcome of a ballot calling for a nationwide strike in response to the IPO, industrial action of some sort seems inevitable – a scenario that's unlikely to help the share price.
Still, the government is closer than it has been in years to military action of some sort, embarrassed into acting by a public angry over mounting deaths and what is seen as American inaction.
DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA The producers of this unusual performance-art piece set up a Web site last November (buydemocracy.com) where a visitor can go online, through Friday, and purchase a word or phrase, a piece of scenery, even an action of some sort (a walk-on role, say), anything a buyer might want to see incorporated into a performance.
Each of those codes is linked to an action of some sort, which is really at the heart of what Scan has been bringing to the table.
Wolff then hinted Rosberg could face disciplinary action of some sort and said what had occurred at Spa would lead to a change in policy at the team, although he had yet to decide what exactly that would mean.
"I thought it was the last superhero they could come up with, and it wouldn't be for me," he recalled, referring to a title that seemed to promise an action comedy of some sort.
They think that despite the deep disagreements between different accounts of right action, some sort of actions ("the willingness to sacrifice one's own interests for the benefit of others", for example) will be viewed as "a moral enhancement, on any account of morality" ([ 68]: 5-68]
His doctor asked if this flurry of late-life action was some sort of "victory lap".
So I can understand the suspicion of those who see climate action as some sort of cover for anti-growth, anti-capitalist, proto-socialism," she is expected to say at Aviva headquarters in London on Friday.
In her first major speech on climate change last week, the new Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, Amber Rudd, sympathised with "the suspicion of those who see climate action as some sort of cover for anti-growth, anti-capitalist, proto-socialism".
