The phrase "action organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an action or event has been planned and arranged in a systematic manner.
Example: "The action organized by the community group was a great success, bringing together many volunteers for a day of service."
Alternatives: "coordinated effort" or "planned activity".
As part of a national day of action organized by the immigrant rights organization United We Dream and its allies, these activists will go to the Broward Transitional Center,the Pompano Beach facility owned by GEO Group, to show the state - and the world - how immigration makes American great, by contributing to the economy as well as a vibrant and diverse culture.
But the mob action organized by Republicans in Miami-Dade County should call us all back to attention.
The DGE is a medical action organized into five phases designed to set up care so that the recommendations made can be followed.
In May, judges across the country wore red armbands to protest official interference in the judiciary in another action organized by the club.
The frost-driving circulation patterns were broadly PNA-like, meaning that most featured at least three centres of action organized as a wavetrain emanating from the Pacific Ocean.
More than 1,000 people took a break from their usual activities March 6 to attend a Day of Action organized by students in Frist Campus Center.
"The character of political action organizing has completely shifted since the gulf war," said Brian Becker, co-director of the International Action Center, which was founded in 1992 by Ramsey Clark, a former United States attorney general.
In the 1950s and 1960s, when the number of foreign students at MIT increased, the Matrons again took action, organizing committees, English conversation classes, and housing on the students' behalf.
Nevertheless, they have important resources for action: organizing demonstrations and public discussions, giving public statements on licensing procedures, using the right to take legal action, and starting resolutions to influence regional policies more directly.
BYP 100 is a member-based organization of 18 to 35 year old Black activists whose mission is to achieve economic, social, political, and educational freedom and justice for all Black people through nonviolent direct action organizing, education, and advocacy.
Han's research focuses on the essence of the Institute's goals: civic and political participation, collective action, organizing, and social change — particularly on the role that civic associations play in mobilizing people and building power for social change.
