The phrase "apart from action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate exclusion or differentiation from a specific action or activity.
Example: "Apart from action, we need to consider the implications of our decisions."
Alternatives: "aside from action" or "other than action".
Ideally, apart from action that drives the plot, stage directions should be a suggestion: indeed, some have suggested that the academic study of playscripts is questionable because the text is merely a template for something that happens elsewhere.
But, apart from action on fuel duty, most of its proposals have been ignored, and some of what we've heard this week – for example, the harsh anti-union rhetoric – runs directly counter to the Renewal agenda.
Given the inherent uncertainty, our taxonomy set suspicions apart from actions and conditions.
Apart from this action, however, the U.S. government remained unique among major nations in refraining from exercising control at the national level.
Björk settled herself apart from the action, renting a house along the beach in the old hippie community of Arembepe, about an hour up the coast.
Apart from any action that Hogan may take, the Democratic-led state legislature could pass O'Malley's proposed protections into law or chart a different course.
Apart from the action drama they convey, and the sense of exchange between the artist and photographer, the photographs evoke a poignant nostalgia for an art world that has long been subsumed by others (Glueck).
The first film in the new collection, it finds Hope suspended uneasily between the duties of a naturalistic leading man (it's easy to imagine Dick Powell in the part) and the wisecracking comic, who stands slightly apart from the action and comments on it.
People of all ages can enjoy Rocket League without having to worry about violent content, which sets it apart from other action esport titles.
"This was another means of setting our film apart from typical action sports movies," he said.
