The phrase "relevant action" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a course of action taken in response to a particular situation or event. For example, "The manager took relevant action to address the issue."
The behavioural relevance principle (see earlier) commands language usage in relevant action contexts, so that the mutual links of the language and action systems can be taken advantage of.
Behavioural relevance principle: It is advantageous to practise language in relevant action contexts.
We therefore propose as a further principle of aphasia therapy grounded in neuroscience research the following principle: Behavioural relevance principle: It is advantageous to practise language in relevant action contexts.
We are liaising with local police and will take relevant action against those involved".
On a well-ordered planet, further research would be undertaken, results published and relevant action taken.
"It's unfortunate that the authorities don't take the relevant action against those making such wild allegations," said Bishop Jason Selvaraj, who led the service at St . Marys.
It seems quite likely that the accused [Warner] contributed himself to the relevant actions, thereby acting as an accessory to corruption".
A statement from Deutsche after the federal court's judgment said the amount at stake in the various relevant actions against the bank is "very limited".
The memorandum of understanding detailing the three-year, €86bn (£63bn) deal requires the government "to consult and agree with the European Commission, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund on all relevant actions... before these are finalised and legally adopted".
Therefore, most business and economics teachers in Germany need PCK that enables them to teach diverse, practically relevant, action-oriented content for a large number of commercial professions.
Relevant actions caused by non-ideal thermodynamics have been detected only in highly non-ideal systems.
