The phrase "action to express" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific behavior or deed intended to convey a particular feeling or message.
Example: "The artist's latest work is an action to express her deep connection to nature."
Alternatives: "gesture to convey" or "deed to communicate".
DeVido, at his best when showing how men tell stories about themselves with their bodies, pulls off the tricky feat of using boxing action to express character.
China may yet take some symbolic action to express its displeasure over Mr. Chen's remarks; war games are already planned on the coast opposite Taiwan in the weeks ahead.
Employing black bloc tactics, people used autonomous action to express their rage and disappointment at a movement that had let them down and a system more interested in self-preservation than climate leadership.
The third element (condition) in citizen engagement encompasses options for collective action to express concerns and anonymous complaints.
This second case can be easily expressed in MSMB, using a user defined rate law (instead of mass action) to express a function (called "dis" in Table 1) that takes as arguments the total number of sites (N), the current state value (i), the kinetic constant (k) and the concentration of the reactants (XP and Kin).
Many parents teach their young children who are inclined to physically hurt another child to use words, not actions, to express their feelings.
Pervading all is a dance maker's intuitive sense of finding physical actions to express the lusts, fears and foibles of human experience.
If the United States shuts down a Baghdad newspaper, even one that makes false reports or expresses views that the United States determines are undesirable, aren't the readers more likely to use actions to express their views?
Please take ACTION NOW to express your opposition to bankruptcy cram-down provisions and to implore them to consider the impact of this legislation on community banks".
In light of this, it is not too soon to evaluating President Trump's response to this new wave of action intended to express hatred of Jews and to intimidate them.
He may neither judge the fittingness of society's death sentence nor dictate our actions — even to express his remorse, however heartfelt.
