The phrase "action when required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that a specific action should be taken at the appropriate time or under certain conditions.
Example: "The team will take action when required to ensure the project stays on track."
Alternatives: "response as needed" or "intervention as necessary".
The IOC's president, Jacques Rogge, said that the ruling proved that his organisation was able to take action when required, drawing an implicit comparison with Fifa, which has refused to reopen an investigation into the allegations.
Springing into action when required to is difficult when, as a government, you state openly that your objective is to shrink the state to the smallest possible size, to step out of the way and let the free market do its stuff, to reduce taxation and cut services as much as possible.
One approach to meet these challenges is through an experienced workforce, well able to monitor the process, respond to problems and take preemptive action when required.
Although dogs had difficulties in inhibiting the necessary action when required to wait for their partner, they successfully attended to the two cues that predicted a successful outcome, namely their partner's behaviour and the incremental movement of rewards towards themselves.
Data mining techniques such as least squares approximation and computational methods can be used in the analysis of logs and to take proactive actions when required.
This muscle is thus thought to be involved at a subthreshold level for the generation of covert actions when required to perform a reachability judgement task.
Mr Obama said the US was prepared for "targeted and precise military action, if and when" required, but added that US troops would not fight in Iraq.
Mr Obama said the US was prepared for "targeted and precise military action, if and when" required, but he insisted there was "no military solution" to the crisis.
- Periodic monitoring visits were made by the Project Coordinator to both teams where he monitored practices and took corrective action as and when required.
Here we present a patient with a focal lesion of caudal pre-SMA who displays a selective deficit in updating a response plan to switch actions, but shows no impairment when required to withhold a response – stopping.
Action will still be possible even when required on an emergency basis, whether carried out by police officers, social workers, medical staff or others".
