The phrase "action statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to specific directives or commands that prompt a response or action.
Example: "The project requires clear action statements to ensure that all team members understand their responsibilities."
Alternatives: "directive statements" or "instructional statements".
Principal Component Analysis was used to quantify attitude and action statements into key components.
"The two strongest effects on public concern are Democratic congressional action statements and Republican roll-call votes, which increase and diminish public concern, respectively.
They are headlined "Avant-Garde: Advance Scouts for Capital" or "Art: The Excrement of Action". Statements at the bottom of the pages warn that the paste used to affix them has been mixed with shards of glass.
Adherence and nonadherence rates for OM and PET placement were analyzed through administrative codes extrapolated from the key action statements (KASs) of the CPG.
Compliance for otolaryngologists was >95% for key action statements (KASs) 1, 3, and 6; 90% to 95% for KASs 5 and 10; and <90% for KASs 7 and 13.
The workshops begin with a journaling session where attendees write down, doodle and draw their intentions or action statements.
The official said work was "well advanced" on an action statement to protect the glider.
At the time, the minister said a draft action statement would be published in early 2018, but this is yet to be released.
The educationist David Corson once wrote that "a language policy is an action statement … It is concerned less with where the students in a school are going, and more with how they are going to get there".
For its 30th anniversary, more than 450 college presidents signed its Action Statement, reaffirming the group's commitment to its mission and ideals.
He told me that the words accompanying the No Further Action statement were not his responsibility and that if I objected to them, then I had to take this up with the party and not with him.
