The phrase "action required of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying what actions are expected from someone in a particular context or situation.
Example: "Please review the document and note the action required of each team member."
Alternatives: "action expected from" or "responsibility assigned to".
On her own, Kisha had been aggressive in pursuing a court action required of any woman seeking public aid.
And the most important action required of government is investing in drug treatment to improve its capacity, quality, range and flexibility.
Less guardedly, Kant says "the proposition (if I fully will the effect, then I will the action required of it) is analytic" (4:417).
If the affirmative action required of federal contractors was a recipe for "proportional representation," then Revised Order No. 4 was bound to leave a large footprint on campus.
The Principles These Business Principles set out the action required of the private sector to protect Children's Rights and holistically promote the well-being of children.
But the questions that have kept the West from substantive action thus far still apply: What would such an action require of the United States in the long term?
Of course, the actions required of the developed and major developing countries will not be identical, but we must all do our part.
The commission defended its proposed terms but agreed to redraft its settlement to more explicitly spell out all of the remedial actions required of Koss.
"The trustees did not respond to the commission within the required timeframes and their response did not address all the actions required of the trustees as set out in the action plan," a commission statement said.
"Implementation would be subject to implementation of the road map," an Israeli official said in Jerusalem, referring to President Bush's internationally agreed upon framework for actions required of Israelis and Palestinians, which was drawn up in 2003.
Unfortunately, the basic actions required of our universities are not required of our high schools.
