The phrase "action procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where specific steps or methods are outlined to achieve a particular goal or complete a task.
Example: "The manual provides detailed action procedures for safely operating the machinery."
Alternatives: "operational procedures" or "execution steps".
A Labour spokesman said: "The Labour Party's selection procedures include strong positive action procedures such as all-women shortlists and rules to ensure women are selected in winnable council seats.
In a statement on Friday evening, a Labour spokesman made no attempt to address the specific allegations and gave no hint the issue would be looked at any further, saying the party had "selection procedures [that] include strong positive action procedures such as all-women shortlists and rules to ensure women are selected in winnable council seats".
We will also bring more clarity to notice and action procedures to remove illegal content in an efficient way — while preserving freedom of speech, which is essential".
Among the measures tech companies are generally being pushed to adopt are clearer "notice and action" procedures around illegal content, while — to avoid the risk of unintended removal of content that's not illegal — the EC says "content providers should be informed about such decisions and have the opportunity to contest them".
This outcome has not been achieved by a technological advance in search or by operation of normal market forces; rather, it is the direct product of scanning millions of books without the copyright holders' consent and then using [class action procedures] to achieve results not otherwise obtainable in the market.
The committee wrote the strong condemnation under its "early warning and urgent action procedures".
In a piece of stunning circular logic, there wasn't any bug in a procedure if he himself couldn't see it, and he'd written this infallibility clause into our new corrective action procedure.
The risk analysis will be conducted in accordance with the RBCA (Risk-Based Corrective Action) procedure proposed by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) and will lead to an estimate of the carcinogenic risk (R) of exposure to polluted air.
A year later, the Supreme Court revised class-action procedures to make it easier for groups to sue over civil rights violations.
How far class-action procedures "can be stretched is the issue in the gigantic class action against Wal-Mart now before the Supreme Court," Judge Richard A. Posner of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago wrote for a unanimous three-judge panel, ruling against class-action treatment.
Adherent spores were subjected to rinsing-in-place (mechanical action) and cleaning-in-place (mechanical and chemical actions) procedures, the latter involving NaOH 0.5% at 60 °C.
