The phrase "action was conducted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an event or process that took place, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "The action was conducted in accordance with the established protocols to ensure safety and compliance."
Alternatives: "action was performed" or "action was carried out".
Ordered by Hitler and led by Herbert Kappler, the commandant of the Rome security police, the action was conducted in secret and the caves sealed.
Analysis of enzymatic action was conducted comparing (i) total conversion (total yield of reducing sugars and xylose and glucose percentages of reaction mixture, Table 2), (ii) TLC patterns of reaction products and (iii) NMR results.
It remains unclear why the police action was conducted and whether the marijuana grow operations targeted were illegal sites or state-licensed businesses.
ACTION was conducted in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki [ 17], the International Conference on Harmonization Good Clinical Practice Guidelines [ 18], and the Good Epidemiological Practice Guideline [ 19].
Although no particular action was conducted regarding cancer in women with ID during the study period, tumors were diagnosed at an older age during the first 9 years (mean 65 years) compared to the last 9 years (mean 49 years).
The appeals, however, will have to be made to Goodell because the league said their action was "conduct detrimental to the integrity of and public confidence in the N.F.L".
Though much of the action is conducted by misguided Americans in a hopelessly escalating war, we aren't in Indochina anymore.
The maintenance action is conducted on the basis of the sampling results.
Meanwhile, former Conservative defence secretary Liam Fox told the Daily Mail that the UK would need to join in with military action being conducted by the US.
Initial analysis of the affects of protein knockdowns on anti-microtubule drug action were conducted by visual examination of the morphology of the microtubule cytoskeleton in colchicine treated vs. DMSO treated cells of each RNAi condition.
Much evidence supports a 'two stream' hypothesis whereby the visual processing involved in preparing for action is conducted by a different neural pathway from that involved in simple identification of objects.
