The phrase "action on which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific action that is the subject of discussion or analysis.
Example: "The committee will review the action on which the decision was based."
Alternatives: "the action that" or "the action regarding which".
Unfortunately, what we still have not heard from Mr. Bush is a compelling case for the one course of action on which he seems fixated -- immediate war.
Thus, the District Court had jurisdiction for the purposes of determining whether the union stated a cause of action on which relief could be granted.
The enactment of the federal statute authorizing union shop agreements is the governmental action on which the Constitution operates, though it takes a private agreement to invoke the federal sanction.
Jurisdiction, therefore, is not defeated as respondents seem to contend, by the possibility that the averments might fail to state a cause of action on which petitioners could actually recover.
The reason for this is that the court must assume jurisdiction to decide whether the allegations state a cause of action on which the court can grant relief as well as to determine issues of fact arising in the controversy.
The Senate vote is expected on Wednesday, although several senators today offered an amendment, action on which was delayed, that would extend a dairy compact authorizing a system of milk price controls in New England.
There is one action, turn-on, which turns on the ignition; let's suppose that this action has no preconditions.
This paper presents basic actions on which to base improvements in energy efficiency in commercial buildings in operation.
Ensuring access to oil, destroying terrorist camps, intervening in a civil war, assisting the spread of democracy, and helping our allies are all actions on which most Americans agree — and sometimes profoundly so.
was an impediment to charging him - particularly since F.B.I. agents claimed they had approved some of the actions on which Mr. Presser might have faced charges, and may have encouraged them.
Support for military action usually surges in the early days of a conflict, but this was the weakest level of enthusiasm for any of the 10 United States military actions on which the Gallup Organization has sought public opinion in nearly three decades.
