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The phrase "action reflected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe an action that is shown or demonstrated in some way, often in relation to a response or outcome.
Example: "The action reflected in her eyes showed her determination to succeed."
Alternatives: "demonstrated action" or "reflected behavior".
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Standard & Poor's said the action reflected the carmakers' long-term "competitive disadvantages".
But Wednesday's action reflected the intense pressure on the prime minister to take more drastic action.
His criticisms of affirmative action reflected these insecurities, emphasizing the stigma it imposed on people like himself.
This particular action reflected Mao's disillusionment with the Red Guards because of their inability to overcome their factional differences.
Instead, the action reflected, the official said, a longstanding reaction to the increase in Central American families and unaccompanied children attempting to cross the US-Mexico border.
Instead, the official said, the action reflected a longstanding reaction to the increase in Central American families and unaccompanied children attempting to cross the US-Mexico border.
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The action reflects the growing competition between Fox and CNN.
"The speaker's action reflects the fact that those chairmen are now going to have to be accountable".
"Followers" may not be graceful or subtle; little of its action reflects the presence of classrooms or faculty at Harrington College.
Follow the newspaper to see if any subsequent action reflects the opinion and/or advice you expressed by readers.
The briefs in the case submitted by military, business and academic leaders in support of affirmative action reflect its success in creating diversity throughout American life.
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