The phrase "action orders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where instructions or commands are given, often in military, organizational, or operational settings.
Example: "The commander issued action orders to the troops before the operation commenced."
Alternatives: "command directives" or "operational instructions".
"If you look at the corrective action orders — Did they do this or did they do that?
The company and its subsidiaries faced "corrective action orders" from the government in two cases, including a pipeline explosion in Alabama last year, and fines in two others.
Mr. Gensler's agency has issued nearly two dozen "no action" orders in recent months that award brief reprieves on rule compliance to everything from big banks to family offices.
Of 14 incidents that resulted in corrective action orders since that leak, at least eight have resulted in pipeline closures of 25 days or more.
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.
The fractional order PIλ DµA controller is a conventional proportional-integral-derivative-acceleration (PIDA) controller whose integration action order λ and differentiation action order μ are real rather than integer.
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.
Betsy Flagler, a spokesman for Merrill Lynch, said the firm disagreed with the class action order and was moving to have it vacated.
But they have proven powerless to reverse the action, ordered by leaders of the judiciary, Teheran-based diplomats and political analysts say.
Amazon's patent is directed to a method and system for "single action" ordering of items in a client/server environment such as the Internet.
