"degree of action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of assessing the intensity or amount of an action a person has taken. For example, "The degree of action he took to improve the company's finances was admirable."
This last month has represented an unprecedented degree of action on behalf of the great citizens of our country.
The most notable distinctions between the mission statements of both groups exist in the degree of action orientation, endorsements of people/groups, and the highlights of positive entailment.
It also takes a large degree of action and effort.
Degree of action plan completion was an outcome for intervention subjects only.
Thus, the key characteristics of mirror neurons are that their activity is modulated both by action execution and action observation, and that this activity shows a degree of action specificity.
In addition, more recently available 5-HT2C receptor agonists, such as RO 60-0175, have been shown to exert a degree of action on other 5-HT2 receptor subtypes (Higgins et al., 2001; Damjanoska et al., 2003).
Results of a conducted experiment are presented and discussed giving proof to the hypotheses that students have a greater application-performance and a higher degree of action-substantiating knowledge after having attended an action-oriented learning event within the Learning Factory than after receiving a conventional treatment.
The contraption was then rigged with a combination of six Go-Pro cameras, harnessed together to film 360-degrees of action, FujiFilm digital cameras to capture still footage, a locator to find the objects once they fell to the ground, and a GPS tracker to measure the altitude and distance traveled from the launch site in Black Rock, Nevada.
In addition, the degree of composite action was also dependent upon the bolt spacing.
Laboratory tests have shown a reasonable degree of composite action in beam specimens.
