The phrase "action of which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific action that has been previously mentioned or is understood in context.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal, the action of which was to allocate additional funds for the project."
Alternatives: "the action that" or "the act of which".
This process of "deep linking" is the subject of TM's complaint in this action, of which there is now left the contract, copyright, and trespass theories.
"It is important that a signal is sent more broadly across the region that this kind of action is not an action of which the West is supportive.
There are a few examples of this in action of which the African post-harvest losses information system (Aphlis) is the most established and well-respected.
The atmosphere, a few years into coeducation and affirmative action (of which Sotomayor has said she was a beneficiary), was not one of unqualified comity.
The results indicated that the potentiating effect required a complex formation between TGFβ1 and polymers, the action of which seeming to locally maintain TGFβ1 in an active form.
The different types of RNA are synthesized via RNA polymerases [87], the action of which is analogous to that of the DNA polymerases that catalyze 86].
Finally, Mr. Knechtel said G.M. was considering unspecified actions, of which employees would be notified before any public announcement.
Both actions of which, both having to move more towards fast balls and pitching to the stretch are actually costly for the pitcher.
"On the final downwind leg of the race I was hindered by a media boat, the actions of which I felt were seriously impeding my race," he said.
A contradictory group, the actions of which serve as endorsements for everything it claims to stand against, Gamergate has sought a moratorium on change.
My interpretation of Burntland's concept on sustainable development is that we must keep in mind our future generations with the actions of which we take today.
