The phrase "advance action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions taken ahead of time or in preparation for a future event.
Example: "To ensure a smooth launch, we need to take advance action on our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "proactive measures" or "preemptive steps".
The case demonstrates how taking advance action can lead to effective in-the-moment response, ultimately minimizing disaster risk and damage.
To be clear: it is not sufficient for those of us in the opposition to await a reversal of political fortune months or years from now before we advance action on health care reform.
Sub-threshold depolarization by cholinergic inputs is sufficient to facilitate lateral inhibition between pyramidal neurons, and advance action potential firing of SOM-positive interneurons induced by pyramidal neuron inputs.
The current scientific evidence is reviewed and the implications of the ACCORD (The Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes study group), ADVANCE (Action in Diabetes and Vascular disease: Preterax and Diamicron Modified Release Control Evaluation) and VADT Veterans Affairs Diabetes Triall) clinical trials are discussed.
Re "Fix Health Reform, Then Repeal It," by Paul Ryan, a Republican member of Congress (Op-Ed, March 26): Mr. Ryan writes that "it is not sufficient for those of us in the opposition to await a reversal of political fortune months or years from now before we advance action on health care reform".
As he meets with leaders in South and Central America he has an important opportunity to advance action on global warming. .
This prediction could be used to initiate a controlled separation of the areas that are losing synchronism [10] or, if the prediction is available sufficiently in advance, actions could be taken to prevent the out of step condition from occurring and avoid system separation entirely.
The "Unite For Children, Unite Against AIDS" Campaign was launched to support partnerships to advance actions for children, adolescents and young people affected by the pandemic.
The impediment to action advances action.
Marcus Aurelius wrote, "The impediment to action advances action.
I trace it to Marcus Aurelius, the Stoic emperor, who wrote: "The impediment to action advances action.
