"conflicting action" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to actions or behaviors that are in opposition to each other, causing conflict or contradiction. Example: The government's decision to increase taxes while also promising to lower them in the future is a conflicting action that has left many citizens confused and frustrated.
Simulation results obtained in a release 8 compliant LTE network simulator which demonstrates that the proposed scheme provides a convenient compromise among conflicting actions, taking the best result among the conflicting solution policies.
The simulation experiments showed the effectiveness of the self-coordination approach in terms of system performance by achieving a good compromise among conflicting actions.
The sets of mutually exclusive propositions (parameters), which configure conflicting actions, are kept in the nogood(k) set for each level k.
By automatically adjusting pilot and autopilot control inputs, the architecture avoids overlaps of both control authorities and helps to circumvent the effect of conflicting actions.
A railway interlocking is a device that supervises train operation (signaling and position of switches) authorization and prevents conflicting actions from being authorized.
We also demonstrate that activity in the supplementary eye field (SEF) distinguishes between success and failure in changing voluntary action plans during conflict, suggesting a role for the SEF in implementing the resolution of conflicting actions.
The conflicts in Plato's case and in Sartre's case arose because there is more than one moral precept (using 'precept' to designate rules and principles), more than one precept sometimes applies to the same situation, and in some of these cases the precepts demand conflicting actions.
In creating an equitable response to climate change, this then raises two possibly conflicting actions.
Usually, collaborating members of a particular work arrangement need to coordinate their actions to avoid conflicting or repetitive actions.
It's much more than random character types, plots, story points, twists, turns, conflicts, actions, reactions, locations, props, etc. Screenwriting -- and any fiction writing for that matter -- is magic that cannot be replicated by a formula.
