The phrase "action radius" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, gaming, or any situation where the range of influence or effect of an action is being discussed.
Example: "The drone's action radius allows it to cover a significant area during its surveillance mission."
Alternatives: "operational range" or "effective range".
Substantial improvements were also recorded with regard to alertness, productivity, cleanliness, spirits, action radius and overall well-being.
Although MARE limits its action radius to the social sciences, it seeks active collaboration with other disciplines.
One disadvantage is the limited action radius, as can exemplary be found in [1].
Due to the low attenuation of low frequency wave propagating in the porous media, the low-frequency vibration oil extraction technology has a large effective action radius when it is applied in the oilfield (White 1975).
For the roller imprint in Fig. 9b, the highest slip vector was concentrated on Au atoms underneath the punch; the magnitude decreased with increasing distance from the tooth action radius.
For that, I think we'll need an action radius of at least 50 light-years, a distance that's far beyond the reach of our current rocket technology.
Despite being promising, multiple aspects need to be considered to make BES suitable for field applications including system design, electrode materials, operational parameters, mode of action and radius of influence.
The limitations of the above approach highlight that cytokine-based interventions will need to be carefully calibrated according to the activity profile and radius of action of each cytokine to minimize or prevent adverse effects.
Can carry 18 passengers and has a radius of action of 280 miles.
The radius of action increases with decreasing yield stress and with increasing plastic viscosity.
As oxytocin comes into sharper focus, its social radius of action turns out to have definite limits.
