The phrase 'his every action' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to all the things that somebody does. For example: "He was deeply committed to his work, and his every action showed it."
Yes, his every action told us; yes.
Bill's delight in problem solving and invention showed through his every action.
His belief in God is what motivates his every action, and his amazing bravery.
His every action inspired generations of Fiduciary Trust employees to listen carefully, speak softly, and act honorably.
Much thought goes into his every action, from macro plans (which events, what endorsements) to micro ones (dry cleaning, lost cellphones).
Or rather because the party bosses who engineer his campaign, and control his every action in the course of it, couldn't find anyone better.
He talked eloquently of his own mortality, but tested its limits with his almost every action in a racing car.
In Terry Gross's NPR interview on July 15, Reza Aslan confirms explicitly that Jesus was a thoroughly committed practicing Jew -- that he was immersed in a Jewish context, was devoted to the Jewish God, and had no intention of creating a new religion: "You have to place every word that comes out of his mouth, every action that he performs in a Jewish context".
His lawyer says every action of his client was strictly legal.
If only he could come across more focused, more piercingly engaged, more consumingly connected to his every personal action.
Having spent the first five months of the rolling revolts in a daily, ad-hoc calculation of American interests, Mr. Obama's own speech is now bound to put his every future action under a microscope.
