The phrase "as a corrective action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures taken to rectify a problem or improve a situation.
Example: "The team implemented new training sessions as a corrective action to address the performance issues identified in the last review."
Alternatives: "as a remedial measure" or "as a corrective measure".
As a result, corrective action becomes more and more punitive.
While Erdogan and his AKP party--like the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood-have been rightly criticized for autocratic tendencies, this attempted coup against their democratically elected government was almost immediately defended as a "necessary corrective action" by the military.
At the same time, 16 water suppliers missed their conservation targets by 15 or more percentage points and will be contacted by water officials for an explanation, as well as corrective actions, within the next two weeks, officials said.
These sites provide a basis to explore the nexus between unlined ash impoundments and water quality, as well as insights into corrective action and sustainable closure.
Thus, though the motive for this asymmetrical treatment may have been understandable, it was statistically unsatisfactory and also unsatisfactory as a guide to corrective action.
The findings were posted online as part of a larger corrective action order sent to Plains All-American Pipeline.
But in Europe it is unclear what an unacceptable level of capital might be, or how bank regulators would react if a bank edged towards it.There is no such ambiguity in America, where banks have been held to a stringent regime known as "prompt corrective action".
For each deficiency cited during an inspection, a standardized corrective action was suggested in the corrective action form.
"We would like to apologise to those customers impacted by this issue and reassure them that as soon as it was identified, corrective action was taken," a spokesman said.
