It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone taking steps to improve a situation. For example: "The president promised to seek action on addressing climate change."
For travelers who seek action and repose, it could be the perfect spot.
Justice Cerbone's lawyer, Richard Grayson, said he had not yet decided whether he would seek action.
When the county contacted the Florida-based bank that owns the house to seek action, nothing happened.
Republicans, who narrowly control the chamber and overwhelmingly support a cap on property tax growth, welcomed the measure, saying they would seek action immediately.
Why would Mr. Mosley seek action against an American company in a French court for actions committed in Britain by a now-defunct English newspaper?
With women from the parliamentary Labour party, I have written to the attorney general and the justice secretary to seek action to stop this.
But Brady sought action to advance his career, rather than flee it.
Mr. Markey supports abortion rights and same-sex marriage and has sought action to stop global warming.
"Tea for Three" is biography theater — it's not for playgoers seeking action or a strong plot.
The PIL seeks action against people responsible for the unhygienic condition at the Civil Hospital that has allegedly led to the death of a doctor.
The creation of the database was fought by some child-product manufacturers, who sought action in Congress to water down the database.
