'follow-up action' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically means a subsequent action taken after the initial step has been completed. For example, "We completed the research project, and now we need to take follow-up action to make sure the results are implemented."
"At the moment we don't have any information about follow-up action by the ministry of labour," Roman says.
Although their muted criticism rarely translated into votes or any follow-up action, their interventions were uncomfortable for Millbank.
Collection activities will be undertaken promptly, including letters, telephone calls, electronic mail (e-mail), and Internet inquiries, with follow-up action taken as necessary.
Predictive models can help make care better basically by creating winning partnerships in which the machine predicts and the doctor decides on follow-up action.
It said that no follow-up action had been taken against non-compliant cases, undermining the notion of a "level-playing field" with other EU member states.
We have initiated action to cancel the allocations of allottees who did not take adequate follow-up action to commence production.
Perhaps even more worrying, the same families are calling for help again and again, yet the emergency services can too often deal only with the immediate crisis, and no serious follow-up action is taken.
Following that, we can discuss any follow up action that may be required with the relevant regulatory bodies".
Sales reps can log follow up action items after a meeting, uncover information to prepare for an important presentation, or get an approval needed to move a deal forward via the app.
Parameters including antimicrobial consumptions, environmental contaminations, and antimicrobial resistance should be monitored with appropriate follow up action.
