The phrase "action resolved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a particular action or issue has been addressed or settled.
Example: "After much discussion, the team agreed that the action resolved was to implement the new policy immediately."
Alternatives: "issue settled" or "problem addressed".
In these final weeks, we've been looking forward to rulings on affirmative action (resolved, ambiguously, on Monday), the Voting Rights Act, and same-sex marriage.
Membership would be voluntary, but if a newspaper refused to join, the courts might hit it with "exemplary damages", he said, because the paper could have had the libel or privacy action resolved "very easily" under the Leveson system.
This action resolved the ambiguity, but accommodated the common uses of the word 'plasticity' in domain literature by retaining the word as a searchable related synonym.
The action resolves a standoff between the Cablevision chairman, Charles F. Dolan, and a son, who is the chief executive, over whether to continue to finance the operation.
It is time for the international community to take action, resolve its differences and support a credible mechanism to fight corruption.
The statements made by U.S. authorities signaling the importance of multi-jurisdictional cooperation have been amply supported by the enforcement actions resolved in the last year.
While the recent legal actions resolve more than two years of regulatory investigations into the company, the S.E.C. said it would still pursue an inquiry that could result in civil fraud charges against individuals.
If these actions resolve the problem -- awesome!
LXs, resolvins, protectins, and maresins have potent anti-inflammatory action, resolve inflammation, and enhance wound healing by suppressing the production of free radicals, myeloperoxidase, IL-6, TNFα, and high mobility group box 1, and antagonize the proinflammatory actions of LTs [ 16- 19].
The simple but vital action is resolved with a climactic car chase, which is as cleverly constructed in its daring, stunt-based action as in its jolting visual compositions.
