The phrase "action would be required" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that some form of response or intervention is necessary in a given situation.
Example: "In order to address the ongoing issues, action would be required from all team members to implement the proposed changes."
Alternatives: "action is necessary" or "intervention is needed."
Congressional action would be required to repeal the ban.
"Additional action would be required for the standard to reduce emissions below business as usual".
Certainly, over the next two decades, in Little Rock, Birmingham and other places where the battlegrounds weren't baseball diamonds, stronger action would be required.
This would be the case even if under New Jersey law, legislative action would be required to authorize the successor officials to drop the appeal.
Analysts were closely watching Thursday's data to see whether interest rate increases or more drastic action would be required to prevent overheating.
But in what appeared to be his second effort in two days to remind his guest that more than military action would be required, he said that "our enemies include poverty" and "the serious harm being done to the ecological heritage of our planet".
He left unclear what that means or what further actions would be required of the United States.
The results indicate that the consequences would be very small for such an accident for CLEAR-I, and no emergency actions would be required.
And so, the UN commissioned the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to look specifically at what actions would be required to limit global warming to 1.5°C, and to analyze the likely impact of a 1.5°C increase in temperature compared to a 2°C increase.
However, because the specific effect of TMS when stimulating the motor cortex was absent for very near and very far targets and in fact, it concerned mainly targets close to the boundary of reachable space, one must consider the possibility that action simulation would be required mainly when the determination of what is reachable becomes ambiguous.
What will be of interest to criminal investigators, however, is how often participants in the transactions failed to take actions that would be required if the deals were true sales.
