"defining action" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an action that clearly explains a situation or purpose. For example: The CEO's defining action in the merger was to ensure that the company's interests were well-protected.
In the results section, we study the viability of the languages by defining action policies that maintain the system within its viability kernel.
The two components can be defined as motivational – targeting the cognitive determinants of intention – and volitional – defining action plans to implement the target behaviour [ 15].
Postsynaptic voltage traces were converted to binarized sequences of 1 s (representing action potentials) and 0 s (their absence) by identifying events whose amplitude exceeded a threshold defining action potential occurrences (set individually for each cell; between −15 mV and −30 mV).
She made no systematic attempt to reveal wrongdoing to internal or external authorities, the defining action of a whistleblower.
Set to be the final Batman title from London developer Rocksteady Studios, the forthcoming title ends one of the defining action adventure series' of the past decade.
"In building a great organization, there is no single defining action, no single election cycle, nor one leader that makes it successful.
Defining actions levels to develop a protocol of external quality control for stereotactic radiation therapy treatments using thermoluminescent detectors and radiochromic films.
Moreover, the study illustrates a FPS that is not afraid to take part in understanding and defining actions as violence, and to initiate necessary safety precautions.
"The new agreement defines action down to the tactical level and locks in alliance political consultations at the highest level," an American official said.
And traditional editing looks almost stately compared to the disjunctive scramble of angles and points of view that define action in the Jason Bourne era.
Game Dynamic was accommodated through the discretion to perform user defined action.
