"employ action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to use or utilize a particular action or behavior to achieve a certain goal. Example: To improve productivity, the company decided to employ action plans for each department.
With the right programming, machines can listen to voice input, interpret information and employ actions according to user requests.
The health care authorities in many countries have focused attention on patient safety, employing action research programs that are based on quite different principles.
Based on the cheeky graphic story series by writer Mark Millar and artist John Romita Jr., this film, as directed by smart Anglo Matthew Vaughn, employs action as a style statement.
aAnalyses employed Action scale as a continuous measure (see Table 1).
Frequently practicing conservationists and forest activists have employed action research approaches and skills unconsciously while scholars analysing community forestry have recognised quickly the utility of action research methodologies and theories too.
"Those within the movement who are willing to go beyond peaceful actions primarily employ direct action tactics, such as civil disobedience, unlawful protests, break and entry, vandalism and sabotage," the report says.
"Those within the movement who are willing to go beyond peaceful actions primarily employ direct action tactics, such as civil disobedience, unlawful protests, break and entry, vandalism and sabotage," the report says (emphasis added).
This chapter illustrates the scaffolding, which is the creation of a design that promotes autonomous learning by employing actions that encourage users to develop their own cognitive, affective, and psychomotor skills.
As with the vast majority of human fMRI studies, however, there is difficulty in relating these results to mirror neurons, in that they only employ an action observation condition and have no action execution condition.
The paper describes the workshop approach employed and analyzes the proposals made by workshop participants to employ "soundscape action" as an operational tool in landscape architecture projects.
