"inadequate action" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe action that is not sufficient or strong enough to do what is needed. For example: The government's inadequate action failed to address the problems facing the city.
And inadequate action today means that even steeper reductions are needed in the future.
The nuns say they have made their allegations public because they resent the diocese's secrecy and what they consider its inadequate action.
A gathering called the "peoples' march" trickled from suburban Pittsburgh towards the city centre to protest at issues including climate change, the war in Afghanistan and inadequate action by the G20 to tackle poverty.
Yet in Europe there was criticism from the Amnesty-led End FGM coalithat thet the Irish government took inadequate action to tackle FGM during the country's tenure of the EU.
A Labour MP named Stella Creasy published an op-ed defending Criado-Perez in the Guardian this weekend, headlined, "Twitter's inadequate action over rape threats is itself an abuse".
The same force was said to have taken "inadequate action" last year to arrest David Oakes before he shot his former partner, Christine Chambers, and their two-year-old daughter at their home in Braintree.
The company said it stopped doing business with at least one supplier, which it did not identify, after finding repeated violations and "inadequate actions" to address the problems.
But the system needs the approval of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the commission said it was fining Entergy for "inadequate actions in support of FEMA's review" and for "inadequate management oversight" of the project.
Improper or inadequate actions taken after blood and body fluid exposures place individuals at risk for infection with bloodborne pathogens.
"The real scandal with CQC was the woefully inadequate actions they took in response to known patient safety risks at Morecambe Bay and elsewhere in the NHS.
Always, the reasons are inadequate, the action destructive.
