The phrase "address the action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to focus on or respond to a specific action or behavior in a given context.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to address the action taken by the marketing team regarding the new campaign."
Alternatives: "tackle the issue" or "respond to the action".
Additionally we include a measure of Implementation Intentions[ 89] to address the action planning phase in goal attainment.
The first study to address the action of SLC4A11 reported that human SLC4A11 expressed in the HEK293 human-kidney-derived cell line formed Na+ and H+ (or OH−) channel [ 27].
Further studies need to address the action of ES on these enzymes in the adipose tissue, although it has been reported that OEA is a potent inhibitor of liver Scd1 expression (Serrano et al., 2008b).
To address the action mechanism of LAQ within the CNS, we studied its effects on cuprizone-induced demyelination in mice in vivo and on primary CNS cells in vitro.
To further address the action of UXT in Notch signaling, we performed a whole-embryo chromatin immunoprecipitation (E-ChIP) assay in 24 hpf zebrafish embryos, and the conserved promoter sequences of the RBP-Jκ binding site (5′-GTGGGAA-3′) (Ling et al., 1993) were analyzed.
However, he does not accept that this should prevent him using that imagery to address the actions of Netanyahu, the man.
A3 NATIONAL A7-9, 12 Web Site Is Making Public Personal Data on Police Washington State officials are uncertain how to address the actions of William Sheehan, who posts police officers' addresses, phone numbers and Social Security numbers.
The remainder of the investigation will address the actions of those who hid information about the use of pyrotechnic rounds, which have disappeared from evidence collected at the scene.
Military tribunals were meant to address the actions of unlawful enemy combatants, including soldiers who massacre civilians, abuse the flag of truce or commit acts of sabotage while not in uniform.
Numerous studies examine inequalities in health by gender, age, class and race, but few address the actions of primary care doctors.
This resolution did not address the actions of Talis Colberg.
