The phrase "action system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to systems theory, robotics, or any field that involves processes or mechanisms that produce actions.
Example: "The action system of the robot allows it to respond to environmental changes in real-time."
Alternatives: "activity framework" or "operational system".
In contrast to those plans, the Pennsylvania plan would continue using the existing affirmation action system.
They say they will file individual claims because Spain does not have a class action system.
Under the "cost per action" system, advertisers decide what they are willing to pay for a specific action, like a purchase or a software download.
Here crime economics would suggest the American "class action" system, bunching many customers' complaints into a single lawsuit, is an asset Europe lacks.
SIR With respect your article, the reservation or affirmitive action system in India is totally outdated and is in place just to satisy the greed of politicians.
I have been working for more than a decade on how to make system change happen and have distilled six strategies for action: System change begins and ends with people ready to lead themselves and their organisations.
The Times mentioned "blacks and Chicanos-Latinos," implying that Asian-Americans were jeopardizing the university's fragile affirmative-action system.
Matt Webb, a senior vice president of the organization, says the class-action system is flawed because it is designed by and for lawyers.
"We have no idea in this country how many class actions are brought annually, how much money is transferred under the class-action system and what the fees are," he said.
GEMC proposes that participants' actions serve as inputs capable of driving the cognition-action system toward associated cognitive states.
Lerman is so confident of his technology that at TechCrunch50, he switched all 20,000 local businesses already using Yext over to the pay-per-action system.
