The phrase "action worthwhile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that has value or merit, often in the context of decision-making or evaluating efforts.
Example: "After careful consideration, we concluded that the action worthwhile was to invest in renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "valuable action" or "meaningful effort".
To have the country honour men for doing what they did at a time when difficult personal decisions made their actions worthwhile for the overall good meant the same thing for all citizens.
It would reduce greenhouse gases more than any other single climate-change action.Worthwhile Canadian initiativeExpanding the Montreal protocol would not, by itself, keep the rise in global temperatures within safe bounds.
It's hard to feel that anything other than political action is worthwhile right now, but I realized that writing is a way of reaching people because we are all hard-wired to need stories, to feel we are not alone, to understand the whole human experience about why people are the way they are.
Mr. Basavich is an immensely gifted pool hustler, or used to be until his reputation spread, making it hard for him to find any worthwhile action.
"I daresay you will tell me there are all sorts of legal problems that prevent any worthwhile action... !" In November the environment minister, Morley wrote: "Since I wrote to you on 21 September, the Task Force Members have been asked to respond to a paper on 'Possible areas of Intervention by the High Seas Task Force'.
The scene at the door was madness yet the door staff gracious and the action inside well worthwhile; a little bit of magic eighteen floors above the city.
Ben Zimmer in his "On Language" column in the New York Times on September 3, 2010, traced the etymology of this phrase to football and rodeos but insists that "man-up" can be a call for the exercise of machismo or a call to perform a worthwhile action, such as the fight to end violence against women proposed by The Man Up Campaign.
The House letter states, "Mandatory arbitration clauses strip basic legal rights away from students and ban worthwhile actions from ever being heard in court.
This interaction can alter the disposition of key managers who control the health and social service infrastructure, by increasing their propensity to view local cooperative non-hierarchical action as effective and worthwhile to support.
"I believe in what they do, and I feel the actions they take are worthwhile and needed and I hope it increases and continues," said Mr. Rosebraugh, who said that his home had been raided by federal agents and that he had been subpoenaed to appear before at least two federal grand juries in the last four years.
