The phrase "small action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor or insignificant deed or behavior.
Example: "Even a small action, like a smile, can brighten someone's day."
Alternatives: "minor act" or "little deed".
A small action figure stuck in one of the work's crevices encourages this reading.
His small Action Démocratique du Québec party had stunning victories in a series of off-year parliamentary elections last year.
"In doing so," they added, "we pray that our small action may restore sanity and dignity to our Nation".
He hoped that his small action would make some of the senior officers in the battalion begin asking questions.
Often used interchangeably with 'clicktivist', I take it to mean the idea that someone will take a small action (usually online) in support of something to make themselves feel good, and that small action has no real consequence.
"Since everyone sees this government going nowhere, every small action gives the perception that it is creating obstacles for peace".
China's foreign minister, Wang Yi, downplayed the Trump-Tsai call as a "small action" that will not change the bedrock of the "One China" policy.
Mr. Neeson, 60, has recently become one of Hollywood's most bankable stars, turning small action films like "Unknown" and "The Grey" into hits.
As Paul tweeted me on Sunday when he suggested the idea: "It's about one small action you can take this week to make your workplace a bit more human".
Representative Tom Osborne, Republican of Nebraska, has been trying to get small "action" grants -- somewhat similar to the ones the big cities used to go after -- as a way to jump-start businesses in western Nebraska.
