"engage in action" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to participate or become involved in an activity or task. It can be used when describing someone's actions or behavior. Example: The students were encouraged to engage in actions that promote environmental sustainability, such as recycling and reducing energy consumption.
(According to a spokesman for Nisos, the company "has never and will never engage in action which violates U.S. and international law").
At the protest, Richard Donnelly said: "University response to the strike tomorrow says something about democracy on campus – that you can't engage in action without being punished.
The question of animal rationality is related to a number of different questions about animals, including whether they engage in action, can intend, or have intentionality.
Geographers, planners and public health officials are increasingly interested in working with community partners, organizations, and residents to engage in action oriented research designed to impact positive community change.
Choice of one pole, for example, A, leads to failure to engage in action that supports the other pole, for example, B. (Achtenhagen and Melin 2003; Janssens and Steyaert 1999; Jarzabkowski et al. 2013; Westenholz 1993) Trade-off A gradual exchange between two demands where more of one means less of the other.
Many stop at the hope stage and don't engage in action to make a hopeful dream a reality.
Even when informed of the consequences of his choices, Participant 2 continued to engage in actions that resulted in cyber FF.
Our evidence also corroborates the idea that firms that adopt superior voluntary governance arrangements are less likely to engage in actions designed to manipulate their financial statements.
Nichols and Stich (2007) confirm the fact that young children bring action to their imaginary play: "perhaps the most obvious fact about pretense is that pretenders actually do things…they engage in actions that are appropriate to the pretense" (p.8).
Once an organisation's aims and objectives are laid out at its conception, it tends to engage in actions that underpin its mission and values, and CSR initiatives may derive from the self-interest of firms.
The FARC clearly does engage in actions that can be considered terrorist, including kidnappings.
