The phrase "action to generate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing steps or measures taken to produce a specific outcome or result.
Example: "The team implemented an action to generate more leads for the upcoming marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "steps to create" or "measures to produce".
Heavier on ideology than policy, the statement promised action to generate jobs, not just profit, and fight for fair, not just free, global trade.
Adults and children quickly made use of combinatory information available at the action to generate anticipatory looks to the target object.
Whirlscape has some seed funding already from UTEST, the University of Toronto's early stage accelerator program, and MaRS Innovation, but believes crowdfunding is the best course of action to generate buzz while gearing up for public launch.
These data are consistent with sipuleucel-T's intended mechanism of action: to generate antigen-specific immune responses that target prostate cancer.
Airlines are taking a variety of actions to generate revenue, imposing charges for checking bags, booking tickets and selecting seats.
On July 15, GM outlined actions to generate about $15.0 billion in capital, and ensure sufficient liquidity through 2009.
Participants were asked to both judge the causal efficacy of the objects and to design actions to generate or prevent an effect.
"I would not rule out that this was the ELN," Palomino said, before describing the attacks as "actions to generate propaganda and uncertainty".
Emotions were involved in GPs' actions to generate an environment characterized by trust, safety and comfort, which they considered prerequisite to effectively address patients' cognitions.
Future studies are needed to investigate whether infants indeed flexibly employ their motor system during action observation to generate predictions about how the action will unfold.
Participants were instructed to watch an action and to generate the corresponding sentence for it.
