The phrase "action was accompanied" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where one action occurs simultaneously with another, often indicating that they are related or connected in some way.
Example: "The action was accompanied by a loud cheer from the crowd, enhancing the atmosphere of the event."
Alternatives: "action was paired with" or "action was accompanied by".
This action was accompanied with elevation of intrasperm Ca2+.
The club also relied on testimony from Port Adelaide fans in the vicinity, who said her action was accompanied by racist sledging through the match.
This action was accompanied by increases in the biodegradation of many organic contaminants and xenobiotics [21].
Typical membrane potential responses to the current protocol composed of alternating negative and positive current pulses (−50 pA, +100 pA) are shown in figure 1G, H. NPS action was accompanied by an increase in presumably glutamatergic depolarizing synaptic events (Fig. 1H).
Their wordless action is accompanied instead by ambient sound (hoofbeats, wind), miscellaneous shouts and Arabesque music.
Nowadays opera is becoming increasingly a medium in which action is accompanied by sing ing and other kinds of music.
This action is accompanied by an observed suppression in cholesterol absorption, an effect seen repeatedly in animal and human studies.
The live action is accompanied by Mr. Kentridge's continuous projections, which are sometimes still images and sometimes animated.
At times the action is accompanied or replaced by still photo images or film on a screen, so that the evening sometimes feels like a terribly entertaining art or science lecture.
INVESTIGATIONS of the relationships between the anti-tussive activity and other pharmacological properties of many known drugs1 led us to conclude that local anæsthetic effect was very important in order to predict the antitussive activity of new compounds, especially if this action is accompanied by other pharmacological effects such as the antispasmodic and antihistaminic ones.
