The phrase "action unwanted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that is not desired or is considered inappropriate in a given context.
Example: "The committee decided to address the issue of action unwanted during the meeting to ensure a more respectful environment."
Alternatives: "undesired action" or "unwelcome action".
Lean means speed and quick action (reducing unwanted wait time) and Six Sigma means identifying defects and eliminating them.
This rush to military action is unwanted, and certainly, we – a number of us on the backbenches – think it's absolutely right that the prime minister has been forced to listen on this.
The action focused unwanted attention on deep divisions tearing apart this obsessively private family.
Whereas more than half of them believed in the effectiveness of certain drugs, only a few mentioned Phenobarbitone, a drug that is known to enhance the conjugation and excretion of bilirubin but which late onset of action and unwanted sedative effect preclude its usefulness in the management of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia [ 12, 13].
Former President Bill Clinton expressed strong support today for President Bush's goal of a tough new United Nations resolution on arms inspections in Iraq, but he warned that pre-emptive military actions held unwanted dangers.
Participants in the Tyrosine condition were more efficient in inhibiting unwanted action tendencies but not in reacting to go signals.
A week on, there was almost an unwanted action replay but first Robles turned rescuer and then, when he left his line, McArthur materialised behind him.
Mostly, if you say, 'Don't think about a pink elephant or a white bear,' people flash onto it immediately". Anderson likened the brain's ability to control memory to an individual's reflexive ability to halt an unwanted action.
Unsold and unwanted Action Man and Star Wars figures, kept for decades by a retired toy salesman, have been snapped up by collectors at an auction which raised more than £180,000.
In addition, some skeptics said the action would "put unwanted downward pressure on the dollar's value in foreign exchange markets," while others said it "could cause an undesirably large increase in inflation".
