It is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe an action that is continuing for a long time, or to describe an action that has been extended in time/duration. For example: The strike at the factory is extending action, with more workers joining the protest each day.
MPs will vote tonight on extending action, with the Government expected to prevail thanks to a number of Labour MPs joining with the Tories to support the strikes.
A "double-object synchronization" control scheme enables 112 cylinders to coordinate the extending action, and automatically achieve synchronous motion and posture control of box and uniform load distribution to each pump unit.
51percentt are in favour of extending action to Syria, with 26percentt against. .
The subjects were instructed to contract the elbow flexors maximally to resist the elbow extending action of the dynamometer for the whole range of motion.
The powerful extending action of the ECRL on the first and second metacarpal, mediated by the pulley-like arrangement on the groove, would push both metacarpals towards the ground and lever the bat's body into the air.
Its focus is probably not so much on current events but on an anticipated round of talks extending actions on global warming to the third world, where Japan and other rich countries could get credit for investing in forest projects.
He will most likely see extended action as the backup to Joe Jurevicius, who has a hamstring strain.
As the Donna Summer disco hit "Last Dance" played in the background, Clemens talked about his first chance to see extended action in the regular season.
Garton, a sophomore who was seeing extended action for only the third time, passed for 193 yards and rushed for 174 for Penn (5-4, 4-2).
The party will also promise to oversee much tougher enforcement of the national minimum wage – including prosecutions and the doubling of fines – and to extend action against gangmasters employing illegal migrants to the social care, hospitality and construction industries.
The 33-year-old Buckley, who is currently the Jets' fourth cornerback and plays mostly in dime defenses, saw his most extended action of the season against Miami, tallying two passes defended while playing most of the second half for an injured Donnie Abraham.
