"mobilize action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to organize or activate actions towards a particular goal or cause. Example: The government needs to mobilize action in response to the recent natural disaster to provide aid and relief to affected communities.
Collectively we call these three Mobilizers, because they mobilize action.
I set up a Facebook group to organize and mobilize action for Ms Hale.
The results suggest that status differences pose an "organizational problem" for subordinates attempting to mobilize action against a leader.
International payments to recreate and maintain new forests from carbon sequestration, climate adaptation or conservation funds could mobilize action.
The extreme uncertainty of the situation requires members to construct a project narrative that will mobilize (action) bias and overcome hesitation.
The implication here is key: One year gives world powers enough time to mobilize action to interrupt Iran's pathway to a bomb.
Expect two dynamics to drive climate action over the next few years: Baby steps (in other words no major initiatives, short of a climate change-induced calamity which mobilizes action on a big scale and overcomes the current political inertia) and a bottom-up approach, taking over with rapidly increasing momentum.
She is a strategic leader who inspires people, and mobilizes action and resources.
World leaders have built an agreement that mobilizes action now and spurs even greater action in the years to come.
Each year, World Malaria Day (April 25) commemorates the global fight toward zero malaria deaths and mobilizes action to combat malaria.
Basic epidemiologic surveillance data remain the cornerstone of assessing progress and mobilizing action in every country.
