'comes to action' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to express that something is being done to accomplish a result. For example: "The mayor promised to take concrete steps to improve the city, and now it's time for those words to come to action."
Unfortunately, when it comes to action, America is not so squeaky clean itself.
It's not so easy to have to the same legal procedures when it comes to action [against lone online voices].
Australia is the worst country among the G20 when it comes to action on climate change, according to a comprehensive assessment before the G20 summit in China.
When it comes to action set-pieces, he has set himself such absurdly lofty standards that it is hard to see where he can go now other than toward feeble self-parody.
So it is no surprise that the European Union has been slow to tell regimes to listen to demands for democracy and to condemn violent suppression.When it comes to action the EU has fared even worse.
She isn't really a romantic/sexual foil to Hunt, despite at one point uttering an invitation almost Edwardian in its discretion: "Come away with me…" Rather, she's a feline free agent, quizzically cerebral and something of a stylist when it comes to action; adept at knife-fighting, she also specialises in that leaping-on-necks trick practised by Daryl Hannah's replicant in Blade Runner.
Normally, foreign film markets are deeply forgiving of idiosyncratic behavior or the ravages of time when it comes to action-oriented male stars who have reliably turned out hits.
"Intent trumps everything" when it comes to actions and words, he wrote.
When it comes to action-based video games, the narrative probably takes second place in the player's mind, superseded by the most important task at hand: laying waste to bad guys and aliens.
However, when it comes to actions taken with recognised psychiatric patients, immigrant status plays little role.
