The phrase "extravagant action" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase typically describes an action that is excessive, lavish, or over the top. Example: The millionaire's extravagant actions gained him notoriety and endless media coverage.
She won a new set of fans I have no doubt, for her indomitable spirit, fruitiness, humour and extravagant action.
If director Kim Ji-whose whorrororror hit was recently re-made as The Uninvited, can't quite match Leone for extravagant action with a big hint of comedy, he has a damn good try, with the help of three of the country's biggest stars and Korea's biggest budget to date.
Look across the plates – numbers 12 and 13, here – and you can read a series of extravagant actions.
"The government is resorting to more and more outrageous and extravagant actions and statements to control the agenda," said Andrés Cañizalez, a communications professor at Andrés Bello Catholic University.
This leads to "odd Opinions and extravagant actions" that are characteristic of enthusiasm and which should warn that this is a wrong principle.
Yet the economic downturn that began in 2008 stands apart, distinguished by its severity, duration, and resistance to even the most vigorous (or extravagant) remedial action.
As extravagant as the action becomes, the picture never loses its sense of complete conviction.
The dramatic action, though extravagant, is never merely silly.
They dispensed with poetic language and extravagant diction, instead using action and dialogue that looked and sounded like everyday behaviour and speech.
I would not know how to recount one of the thousand different actions and extravagant ways; you know that everyone likes variety.
Click here to view clip The movie itself is oddly austere, even downbeat: less extravagant, less gadgety, less action-based than the films which followed – and actually less than its predecessor, the first Bond film, Dr No.
