"possibility of action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the potential for a specific course of action. For example: "The possibility of action seemed to have disappeared from the room."
In requiring absolute freedom of thought, therefore, philosophy renounces the possibility of action.
In principle, shareholders still vote at a physical "meeting" (but see the possibility of action by written consent, DGCL 228).
The possibility of action against mobs must be considered, including action against Communist paramilitary forces from factories, etc.
Earlier he had said he did not "want to be drawn" on the possibility of action in Libya.
But she also raises the possibility of action to combat water shortages: "Will they wage wars over me like they do over everything else?
But the communique does not specify this, leaving open the possibility of action under the Geneva convention if Gaddafi is found guilty of crimes against humanity.
The process helps to overcome the bias of leaders to ignore evidence that runs counter to their current beliefs, including the possibility of actions that competitors might take to disrupt their strategy.
The work described in this report is motivated by the desire to test the expressive possibilities of action language C+.
What are the limits and possibilities of action when it is conceived of in activist terms?
Academia, workers, government, and citizens, individually or collectively, should act about the needs for improvement and possibilities of action in a public and private context.
"The city must open the possibilities of action from the perspective of risk and harm reduction," he said.
