The phrase "deliver action" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in business and marketing contexts to refer to taking concrete steps or implementing strategies to achieve a goal or objective. Example: The company's new marketing campaign is expected to deliver action and increase sales by 20%.
Truss is now determined to deliver action, not just words.
The reason the American political system can't deliver action isn't simply that fossil-fuel corporations sponsor denialists and buy elections, as many progressives suppose.
The sober comments from two of the top players at Paris were a further sign that officials do not see the meeting in December as an end game but the next phase of the effort to get governments to deliver action on climate change.
"The joined up thinking we are now seeing between departments is welcome and should now enable Cardiff to deliver action, not just aspiration".
Amsterdam-based operational intelligence company Cupenya channels machine learning and predictive algorithms together with process performance indicators to directly deliver action suggestions to the workforce in an enterprise environment.
So opportunity and danger are leading to aspiration; and now the system has to deliver action.
The humidity as well as Tilke's impressive track-design make Sepang a physically tough circuit, but it never fails to deliver action-packed racing.
One slightly chunkier point still in progress is the plan to implement and deliver actions in the civil service reform plan by May 2015.
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Step up their commitments to "use all the tools in the toolbox" and work with others to deliver actions on the ground.
The millions of people who migrated to the cities of Brazil and live near the Conference venue in the favelas certainly deserve a coherent international response that delivers action they can witness.
