"if further action" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when an action is necessary to reach a certain goal or to prevent something from happening. For example: "If further action isn't taken, the current water crisis will result in a severe shortage of water."
Griffiths and Condon are currently reviewing the Qayyum report to determine if further action is required.
In addition we are reviewing the issue of network constraints more generally to see if further action is needed".
"If further action was to be taken, the victim would need to make a complaint," a spokesman for West Midlands police told ESPNcricinfo.
In the United States, a spokeswoman for the Food and Drug Administration said the agency was looking into the outbreak of melamine in eggs from China to determine if further action was warranted.
Mr. Zenden said results of the Navy investigation would be turned over to Kevin J. O'Connor, the United States attorney for Connecticut, who would decide if further action is needed.
In all cases, a citing commissioner will later view the video footage and decide if further action needs to be taken, such as an off-field yellow card or an appearance before a disciplinary officer.
If further actions continue and spread they may soon begin to elude the coercive mechanisms designed to hold them in check.
The below analysis was developed in order to estimate the involvement of pedestrians, to point out if further actions should be planned for improving capacity to take users away from goods vehicles.
Pugash said that the TPS Professional Standards Unit is looking into the incident and "if any further action is necessary, it will be taken". .
"If any further action needs to be taken there has to be a consensus.
