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The phrase "dive into action" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are wanting to emphasize the need to quickly take action. For example: "With the deadline fast approaching, we must dive into action and make sure the project is finished in time."
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After an injury, the cells in the zebrafish epicardium dive into action -- generating new cells to cover the wound, secreting chemicals that prompt muscle cells to grow and divide, and supporting the production of blood vessels to carry oxygen to new tissues.
Don't dive into action right away; you'll save time and increase effectiveness by first establishing the nature of the collaboration in writing.
Include the following elements: Don't dive into action right away; you'll save time and increase effectiveness by first establishing the nature of the collaboration in writing.
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Others imagined Biden diving into action.
A crew member tapped her and she dove into action, Abrahamson said.
Some likened the photo to a scene from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". Others imagined Biden diving into action.
Or you might read something that instantly touches your heart and you dive straight into action.
You can either pick up your plank of wood with a nail in it and dive into the action, or you can keep your distance and not engage.
I wanted to pass along a few storylines and give all the loyal MAAC fans a few links to dive into before the action kicks off tonight.
So Kurt Hectic, hero of the first game, goes back into action, diving from the orbiting Jim Dandy spacecraft while dodging missiles.
Morgan pulled off an excellent save to deny Kevin McManamon, and Dublin's stand-in met-minder Sean Currie was also called into action, diving full length to save superbly from Sean Cavanagh.
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