The phrase "action to get the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific measure or step taken to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The action to get the necessary approvals took longer than expected."
Alternatives: "steps to obtain the" or "measures to secure the".
Theater executives had been considering another renovation for some time, but last year took action to get the money.
The resulting complexity doesn't bode well for those seeking urgent action to get the carbon out of the growing global energy system.
And Bata, 23, who worked at the Ritzy cinema in Brixton and took strike action to get the living wage, calls it "depressing".
No doubt, they will all agree on a single course of action to get the city through its fiscal distress: Cut some other guy's program, but don't ask me to make a sacrifice.
The purposes of the college tour are many, among them to observe professors in action, to get the feeling of the campus and to demonstrate interest in a program.
The Wizards desperately need some discipline, but pushing for "playing the right way," is one thing, while actually taking serious action to get the players to do so is another entirely.
"Obviously, we still have a lot of work to do in some areas and we're taking the necessary corrective actions to get the ball over the goal line," Mr. Akerson said in a conference call with analysts and reporters.
Obama would be forced to take "actions to get the government a dominant ownership position," and the banks would then "be subject to substantial restructuring and government control including the replacement of long-standing top management and long-standing directors".
"And even if they do get it done, say by 15 August, they will have to do something, enforce prior actions, to get the first tranche [of aid], which is almost impossible".
Therefore, the encoder can simulate the attacker's actions to get the best selection of Nash equilibrium condition.
On scene, the prehospital team should undertake all actions to get the patient stabilised according to the ABCDE approach (stands for Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure and Environment).
