"pushed into action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or something being motivated or forced to take action or begin doing something. Example: After years of planning and preparation, the team was finally pushed into action when their project received the necessary funding.
The federal government was also pushed into action by environmental groups, which filed lawsuits to increase protection for the fish.
But when pushed into action Gianni is foiled by comic mishaps, one of which involves drinking an aperitif spiked with a psychedelic drug that sends him reeling.
"Voters are finally being pushed into action because their livelihoods are starting to crumble," said Masaru Kaneko, an economics professor at Keio University in Tokyo.
Pushed into action by civil war in Greece in 1947, he launched America into an unprecedented peacetime commitment to save the continent.
Trapani says she has been pushed into action by frustration at so many corporate websites and conferences that list senior executives as profile after profile of white guys.
"As they have a corporate structure, mutual funds should be treated like companies," he argues.The timing of reformUntil the SEC was pushed into action by Mr Spitzer's probe, it had neglected increasingly obvious problems in the mutual-fund industry.
The new government must not be pushed into actions that will undermine its legitimacy: divisive issues on the immediate agenda could kill long-term reform.
Moreover, Arafat has been pushed into bold action by the decay of his organization.
They were pushed into taking action out of concerns over hygiene, said García.
At the same time, he seemed to indicate that he would not be pushed into military action.
One theory is that they were pushed into desperate action because they hated Mr Nasheed's decision to let a big Indian investor, GMR, rebuild and run the airport in Male, a lucrative business.
