The phrase "action to extend" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific measure or step taken to prolong or increase something, such as a deadline or a contract.
Example: "The committee has decided to take action to extend the deadline for submissions to ensure all participants have ample time to prepare."
Alternatives: "measure to prolong" or "step to lengthen".
The extra eligibility period is now ending, and Congress has not taken action to extend it.
But without quick action to extend expiring tax incentives, Ms. Cantwell said, many companies would simply drop projects.
The government must recognise that flexible working is a key feature of a competitive, modern labour market and must take action to extend entitlement to all those who need it.
WASHINGTON — State labor officials and worker advocates appealed on Monday for quick Congressional action to extend emergency jobless benefits and to renew health insurance subsidies for the long-term jobless.
AT&T declined to comment yesterday on the F.T.C.'s new rules, which would not apply to the company unless the government takes future action to extend open access to other cable companies.
Come Monday's budget and its gory aftermath, and we may see in cuts to library services or arts funding this government's distrust of "positive liberty" – the kind that aims via collective action to extend choices and chances, not just to leave well alone.
China has sought through words and actions to extend its territorial claims beyond the 12-nautical-mile limit accepted through customary international law and codified by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.
This circulation of power has been occurring because the executive's actions to extend their own power has triggered and, in turn, affirmed the role of the Courts.
And when we take the right actions to extend attraction into the future, we can establish a romance of the authentic kind.
Maurice Blackburn said it planned to extend the action to cover nine financial institutions in total.
The agreement, or Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, seeks to extend the period required for Iran to produce a bomb — the so-called breakout time — to at least a year.
