The phrase "ad hoc action" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a solution or measure that is created for a specific purpose or situation, often in a temporary or improvised manner.
Example: "The committee decided to take ad hoc action to address the immediate concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "temporary measure" or "improvised solution".
That way we would not depend on the random and ad hoc actions of governments to "negotiate" a solution and create sharp discontinuities.
There was, of course, the occasional success as well, but like the war in Iraq some of these, such as NATO's American-led rescue of Kosovo's Muslims, were ad hoc actions undertaken without the express permission (until after it was over) of the Security Council.Iraq is in itself a perfect refutation of the idea that the world was in apple-pie order before Mr Bush and Mr Blair upturned it.
In most countries, such alternations in shortage and oversupply are adjusted by incidental and ad hoc actions that are not able to prevent these variations.
Knowledge sharing requires collaboration and coordination in order to be effective, 19 22 as planned rather than ad hoc actions are required in order to address the difficulties in information sharing in fragmented care settings.
These actions can be generated by mobile ad hoc actionable analytics that may consist of simulation, prediction, and/or optimization.
Meanwhile, leaders in the European Union pointed fingers, squabbled over burden-sharing and made matters worse with ad-hoc actions on a national level that just pushed the problem onto their neighbors.
The prologue introduces the various categories of American working people and gives an overview of their efforts to assert their interests, ranging from advocacy of land and labor reform and trade unionism on the part of skilled workers to ad hoc job actions and resistance on the part of slaves.
Twenty-two people will participate in the closed-door sessions, which are intended to "try to reach a consensus about ad hoc, practical actions to resolve the most urgent issues, particularly related to access to and dissemination of the results" of the H5N1 papers.
Such teams are known as ad hoc teams or action teams and are defined by rapid formation, an abbreviated lifespan and often limited experience working together previously.
