The phrase "action techniques" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to methods or strategies for taking action, often in fields like psychology, coaching, or performance arts.
Example: "The workshop will focus on various action techniques to enhance participants' performance in stressful situations."
Alternatives: "performance methods" or "activity strategies."
At the Ruckus training camp, direct action techniques were taught.
An approach is proposed based on situated action techniques for the early identification of user interface issues and their translation into design factors that lead to design improvements.
Therefore, with emotionally and behaviorally disturbed people, REBT employs a number of thinking, feeling, and action techniques that are designed to help them change their self-defeating and socially sabotaging conduct to self-helping and socially effective ways.
For EQAT, one test is that the groups we affiliate with are trying to use nonviolent direct action techniques strategically to escalate pressure on powerful institutions.
It was Bayard Rustin who taught us how to march that day -- how to use Gandhian nonviolence and direct action techniques in pursuit of divine and human justice.
The curriculum incorporated participatory learning action techniques to encourage learning and engage VAC members with the trainer.
Percutaneous ethanol injection for the treatment of hepatic tumors: indications, mechanism of action, technique, and efficacy.
Our Solar Lunar Action Technique [SLAT] identified a prolonged very cold period for Britain in May especially in East and Central parts based on which we issued the forecast in mid April.
Other variations include the slow-motion and stop-action techniques, in which magnetic recording plays the basic role.
As we know, Mr. Disney created an enduring animated screen masterpiece by incorporating live-action techniques into the areas of staging, editing, narrative and characterization.
In the days before the occupation of the Cooper Union clock tower, Sobel and her comrades asked experts to tutor them in what she called "know-your-rights training"—nonviolent-action techniques and protocols for resisting arrest.
