The phrase "action over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing processes, changes, or developments that occur as time progresses.
Example: "The study focused on the action over time of the chemical reaction under varying temperatures."
Alternatives: "process over time" or "change over time".
This paper presents a model for analysis of chronic disease prescribing action over time in terms of transitions in status of therapy as indicated in electronic prescribing records.
Although this was a major limitation on UN action, over time the line between international and domestic jurisdiction has become blurred.
Perhaps the biggest challenge that movements face is sustaining the hope that's required for people to keep taking action over time.
It's hard to trust people whom we don't know well and haven't observed in action over time, and who aren't committed to the same goals as ours.
These afflictions are better treated with nasal steroids, like Rhinocort or Flonase, which build up their action over time to control chronic stuffiness without the risk of rebound or significant side effects.
It is unwise to trust people whom you do not know well, whom you have not observed in action over time, and who are not committed to the same goals.
The process is principle based at its heart, but through enforcement and prudential actions that over time emerge from the principle a highly textured body of practices evolves that ultimately informs rule making.
I think the actions we perform over time become our identities.
One key result of our research is that people engage in unethical behavior repeatedly over time because their memory of their dishonest actions gets obfuscated over time.
One might speculate that, in the chronic situation, multiple administrations of cells or cell products would confer benefits over single administration because paracrine actions might decrease over time.
Action points do regenerate over time though.
