The phrase "conscious action" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an action that is done with deliberate thought or intention, rather than being done automatically or without thinking. Example: She took a conscious action to apologize for her mistake, showing that she was aware of the impact of her words.
Conscious thoughts have nothing to do with conscious action, except by happenstance.
Like them, Rowling wishes to engage and enrage her readers, inspiring them to take socially conscious action.
While many people may be on the fence about combatting climate change, one Columbia professor suggests appealing to people's wallets not hearts may motivate environmentally conscious action.
"I believe that there has been a conscious action against the Russian team," said State Duma [lower house] first deputy speaker Lyubov Sliska.
In this state, levels of the hormone adrenaline rise and the sympathetic nervous system – which controls automatic activities (like breathing) rather than conscious action – takes over.
Taken as a polemical documentary championing environmentally conscious action, "No Impact Man," directed by Laura Gabbert and Justin Schein, is of little interest and less utility.
But the "apparent causal path" between conscious thoughts and conscious actions is only an apparent, illusory one.
At the bottom is the basal ganglia, nearly identical to the brains of lizards, controlling voluntary but barely conscious actions.
Although the report said it was unlikely that passengers "performed conscious actions" after the missile's impact, the mystery of a person wearing an oxygen mask was unsolved.
The pathetic fallacy of attributing conscious actions to art works is a standard dodge, which strategically de-peoples the pursuit of meaning.
Aside from study (because no decent college experience is solely about the study), college students should take accountability for their lack of industry knowledge and make conscious actions to amend said lack of industry know-how.
