The phrase "another form of action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods or approaches to achieve a particular outcome or goal.
Example: "In addition to traditional marketing strategies, we should consider another form of action to reach our target audience more effectively."
Alternatives: "an alternative approach" or "a different method of action".
How are programs costing more than $2,000 for less than two weeks of college application preparation ("How I Spent Summer Vacation: Going to Get-Into-College Camp," front page, April 18) not just another form of affirmative action for the rich elite who do not need it?
The modest readiness theory holds that the way an object's spatial attributes are represented in visual experience is sometimes modulated by one or another form of covert action planning.
The modest readiness theory, as we shall call it, claims that the way an object's spatial attributes are represented in visual experience can be modulated by one or another form of covert action planning.
The modest readiness theory, as we shall call it, claims that the way an object's spatial attributes are represented in visual experience is sometimes modulated by one or another form of covert action planning (Festinger et al. 1967; Coren 1986; Vishton et al. 2007).
Whether you plan to protest the inauguration in DC, join the Women's March on Washington the next day, or participate in another form of local action, there's something you need to have: a plan.
Worse, what you imagined you were doing to protect her may actually end up inflicting another form of injury, as my actions easily could have, in what happened between my daughter and me in the story I tell here.
Inaction is a form of action, sometimes with more devastating consequences than involvement.
If we found out that some governing bodies were scalping tickets, we would take some form of action".
Their judgment in its pure accuracy will resemble grace and inTheir circuits the one form of action will be understanding.
