The phrase "action will give" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or results that will arise from taking specific actions.
Example: "If we implement these changes, action will give us the results we are looking for."
Alternatives: "action will yield" or "action will produce".
"This action will give our auto companies some long-overdue clarity, stability and predictability".
But she hopes her action will give another girl "the courage to stand up for herself – maybe not in the middle of a possible vice president's speech – but maybe in her own personal life".
The president's action will give the administration a strong voice to defend provisions of the new law that have come under almost daily attack from Republicans in Congress and in political campaigns around the country.
Even those who think the BBFC's action will give the film the oxygen of publicity don't think it will be that much publicity, because no one cares that much.
But death penalty opponents hope that because of California's size and political importance, the governor's action will give new urgency to efforts to end executions in other states as popular support for the death penalty wanes.
"This action will give us more technical talent that is experienced, as well as access to more technologies".
Different counterfactual actions will give rise to different costs of inaction, and to different direct benefits of action.
"Putin and his men are trying to scare the opposition stiff by intensifying repression, but I think such shortsighted actions will give a new surge to the opposition movement," Lev Ponomarev, head of the For Human Rights organization, said in an interview.
But that seeming parallel may be the point, meant to create fear of military action — rather than actual action — that will give Mr. Putin leverage with Ukraine and with Western countries.
We need to agree concrete action that will give hope to so many, jobs so they can provide for their families and education for their children.
The figures include what they will spend on voter turnout, as well as what their political action committees will give to candidates and independent groups to support the candidates' messages.
