The phrase "action path" is correct and usable in English.
This phrase generally refers to the various steps or actions taken to achieve an end goal. For example, "Developing a marketing plan is just the first step on the action path to success."
I'm working on a project called Action Path.
His latest project is Action Path, a location-based app for civic reflection and engagement.
We need to travel an inner (personal) path and an outer (collective action) path.
Similar to Promise Tracker, which will be the featured case study in this session, Action Path is a smartphone app for civic engagement.
Additionally, workshops about geo-fence design and curricular design with potential stakeholders showed how Action Path might be effectively deployed through civic technologists and in schools.
Interviews with users suggest Action Path might help people see their communities as filled with opportunities for civic intervention, and might increase their sense of efficacy.
Finally, a tracking-by-detection scheme is designed to further refine the generated action paths.
The abovementioned analysis involved obtaining the line of action, paths of contact point on tooth surfaces and contact patterns.
The cyclic functions of actions of time or a time-like parameter in the PD-DC correspond to closed action paths in the design domain.
Then, the association of the action paths is formulated as a maximum set coverage problem with the results of action detection as a priori.
In sociotechnical systems, this has to do with authority and responsibility – which loops should be in control (determining the actions) and which loops should be 'locked out' from the action paths.
