The phrase "appropriate an action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of taking or claiming an action, often in a legal or ethical sense.
Example: "The committee decided to appropriate an action that would benefit the community."
Alternatives: "claim an action" or "take an action".
He made vows that were more appropriate for an action hero than for a Presidential candidate: "I'll get Osama bin Laden, my friends.
Half of the participants pressed a left key to indicate an appropriate action and a right key for an inappropriate action.
PAGE A3 Afghan Attack Questioned Afghan townspeople said that a raid that the Pentagon declared was an appropriate military action was an error and that some of the dead were found with bound hands.
Each AT II cell has the same step function in which an environment assessment and a call for an appropriate action are made.
But an appropriate action is not a morally perfect or virtuous action (katorthôma) unless it is done from understanding, the wise and stable condition possessed only by the fully virtuous person.
Both European and US guidelines for microbial analysis of HPW recommend that under normal conditions an appropriate action level is a microbial count of 10 cfu/100 ml [ 48, 49].
For lung cancer, we defined lack of follow-up as failure to initiate further investigation or an appropriate action within 7 days of a documented 'red flag' such as an abnormal chest X-ray.
Every CELL has the same step function in which an assessment of its environment is made and a call is made for an appropriate action.
A "relevance" value into emergency messages is defined as an analog to pheromone throwing in Ant colony, to take an appropriate action.
Little equivalent research has been conducted in market systems that sell wildlife, but an analogous approach to the precautionary principle (31) would be an appropriate action to take before the next outbreak or pandemic.
