The phrase "action on record" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a documented action or decision that has been officially recorded.
Example: "The committee's decision to approve the budget is now an action on record."
Alternatives: "documented action" or "official record".
Marla Augustine, a spokeswoman for the State Department of Health and Human Services, which regulates physicians, said Dr. Carhart had no formal disciplinary actions on his record.
Some of the most knowledgeable, compassionate addiction doctors are former addicts themselves, with medical board actions on their records that sometimes limit their career options.
As I called around, I found no one willing to defend the action, on or off the record.
Specifically, the complaint says that Dynegy helped push Enron under by taking "affirmative action, through on-the-record and off-the-record comments, to create substantial doubt and uncertainty concerning its willingness to consummate the merger".
It's really something, and this is before the soloing, where you might expect to find all the action on a cross-cultural record made under a jazz musician's name.
The current study was designed to investigate the risperidone effects: (i) on the main K+ repolarizing currents on human atrial myocytes, using whole-cell patch clamp recordings; (ii) on action potentials recorded from human atrial and ventricular myocardium using conventional microelectrodes.
And though some members of Congress have said they believe that they should go on record concerning military action, others are reluctant to do so with an election coming in less than two months.
This may be the worst case of R-13 on record, with the action editing to the point of incoherence in order to not get the R-rating that the film would otherwise richly deserve.
