The phrase "action up at" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words that lacks clear meaning or context.
Example: "The action up at the meeting was unexpected."
Alternatives: "activity at" or "action during".
As we watch the schoolchildren in action, up to four of them at a time can be manically brushing away in front of a stone as it makes its steady progress across the ice.
"All the action is up at the top — the workmanship, the accessories, the details, the buttons.
The action picks up at Grimaldi Forum (10, avenue Princesse Grace), where two nightclubs cater to the young masses.
To those who have seen him in action — standing up at a conference to rail against the outsize influence of the U.S. News & World Report college rankings — Mr. Thacker can come off as a brushy-haired holdover from the heyday of the counterculture.
After each attack, the action picked up at a new restaurant; the group presumably having gotten tossed from the previous one.
Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur tilted back his face mask during a break in the action and peered up at the scoreboard.
And there is plenty of time left this week to get Dad something to read in the early afternoon Sunday as he waits for the action to heat up at Merion Golf Club.
The Lyon County Social Services Department, having held its first training session on how to set up a Red Cross disaster relief center only two months ago, put the lessons to action and set up at Fernley High School by Saturday afternoon.
OK, maybe slightly newsworthy during this quiet period before action really picks up at the Olympics.
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