The phrase "action that could be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential actions or possibilities in various contexts, such as planning or hypothetical situations.
Example: "The action that could be taken to improve the situation is to increase communication among team members."
Alternatives: "possible action" or "potential action".
Second, Newton's method made possible the discovery of laws of macroscopic action that could be accounted for by microscopic forces.
Leaders of the Justice and Development Party strongly criticized the parliamentary boycott and refused to take any action that could be interpreted as interfering in the judicial process.
While all options were available, she added: "It's clearly not a course of action that could be recommended in the current situation".
It would be followed by a timetable of action that could be targeted to bring different sectors to a halt for up to a week.
Disconcertingly robotic, they respond like radar to interference, swinging into action that could be defensive but also has its amusing side.
The concept for Words in Motion is fairly straightforward: objects in the virtual world are embedded with words in the target language and associated with an action that could be performed with the object.
I asked Dobrynin if he had read The Guns of August.(1) He said "only a three-page summary". I urged him to read at least the first few chapters in which he would see a pattern of politico-military action and counter-action that could be repeated in the next six months.
She certainly took actions that could be called feminist.
But the American military also did not want to take any actions that could be viewed as provocative.
Yet there are some quite simple actions that could be taken to enhance the public's enjoyment of visiting parliament.
Thirdly, it will try to highlight some of the possible actions that could be implemented on campus in order to improve the score of some of these indicators.
