The phrase "action on disability" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing initiatives, policies, or measures taken to address issues related to disability.
Example: "The government has announced new action on disability to improve accessibility in public spaces."
Alternatives: "measures regarding disability" or "initiatives for disability".
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Tim Wainwright, of ADD (Action on Disability and Development) International, said: "We welcome the fact that there's a lot more clarity on the figures.
At Action on Disability – where Mallick previously worked as chief executive – he developed a supported internship scheme that achieved an employment success rate of 70%.
Designed by the International Foundation for Electoral Systems and Action on Disability and Development – and funded by the UK's Department for International Development and its American counterpart, USAid – it was rolled out during the 2007 elections.
A new "framework for partnership action on disability" includes plans to overhaul the training NHS staff are given on disability issues, and a requirement for the new health and social care inspectorates to monitor the quality of services delivered to disabled people.
For example, data on the number of districts that have elaborated an action plan on disability is not routinely collected in information services primarily set-up to measure health service and human resource performance.
· There has been significant progress in attitudes and, to a lesser degree, in action on integrating children with disabilities into mainstream schools.
At Action! Disability and Employment Training, the first conference on disability and training in theatre, held by Rada in 2004, the discourse was very much around meeting legal requirements.
Unsure of the implications of diagnoses, lack of readily available information on disability and services available delayed action.
This can include decisions such as social care for people with disabilities and action on climate to protect low-lying communities or future generations.
