The phrase "action ordering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to organizing or prioritizing tasks or events in a specific sequence.
Example: "The project manager emphasized the importance of action ordering to ensure that all tasks were completed efficiently and on time."
Alternatives: "task sequencing" or "event prioritization".
Obama called its officers into action, ordering drone strikes in Pakistan and encouraging the agency to finally find bin Laden, which it did, in 2011.
The plain language of the claims and the written description require only that single action ordering be possible after some display of information.
Likewise, the first enumerated method (browsing) is explained in the written description to entail requesting "detailed information" about an item before single action ordering is enabled.
This enumeration of the various ways an item may be located allows for information on the item to be displayed prior to single action ordering being enabled.
The judge also ruled that Vines should pay the MPs' legal costs for the 18-month libel action, ordering him to pay £30,000 of this upfront within 28 days.
In addition, the district court failed to recognize that other passages from this reference could be construed by a reasonable jury as anticipating and/or rendering obvious the allegedly novel "single action ordering technology" of the '411 patent.
Pohl, who was surprised by the action, ordered the agency on Thursday to disconnect the equipment.
Mr. O'Brien, determined to take decisive action, ordered in United Nations troops, but the operation ended in disarray.
But they have proven powerless to reverse the action, ordered by leaders of the judiciary, Teheran-based diplomats and political analysts say.
The Commission said it had now opened a statutory inquiry after the trust failed to undertake an unspecified action ordered following an inspection in July.
Thanks to those children, Mr Lopez hopes he will now be shielded from deportation, under the terms of the executive action ordered by Barack Obama.
