The phrase "action was lost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where an opportunity or chance to take action has been missed or forfeited.
Example: "Due to the delay in decision-making, the action was lost, and we missed our chance to secure the contract."
Alternatives: "opportunity was missed" or "chance was forfeited."
One important property is that the integral action is lost when failure in actuator and/or sensor occurs.
Michele Vaira, an English-speaking lawyer based in Rome, has worked tirelessly to prevent the civil action being lost to the system.
In her view, once the social realm has established its monopoly, the distinction between labor, work and action is lost, since every effort is now expended on reproducing our material conditions of existence.
If the bond between concrete and adhesive remains intact, stresses can be transferred from concrete to CFRP, and vice versa, and full composite action between the CFRP plate and RC beam will occur; otherwise, premature debonding occurs, the composite action is lost, and thus the beam cannot reach the theoretical ultimate capacity of the composite beam.
However, the effect of RT on insulin action is lost when the training is stopped [ 55].
But when the intrinsic muscles are atrophic and overpowered by the extrinsic muscles, this stabilizing action is lost, which eventually may result in clawing of the toes.
Even when flood risk reducing investments are made, if insurers fail to reward homeowners with lower premiums/excesses, the financial payoff acting as an incentive for further action is lost (#2, 3, 6, 9).
The current data on Wnt antagonists in colorectal cancer indicate that their methylation and inactivation may occur before APC action is lost, and two independent studies in mice are consistent with this.
As a consequence, the distinction between motor actions was lost, while knowledge about sensory state transitions remained.
