The phrase "target of action" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the person or thing toward which an action is intended to be directly applied. For example, "The president set stricter regulations as his target of action to combat climate change."
In this study, the reliability of EEQ and the related model concentration addition (CA) was verified based on the two-hybrid recombinant yeast bioassay when all mixture components had the same mode of action and target of action.
Both enzymes could be the target of action of these compounds based on the good energy scores and amino acid interactions in the active sites of enzymes however, the exact mechanism of action still needs more investigation to be clarified.
The GABAA receptor is the main target of action of neuroactive steroids.
Given its benign nature, acute uncomplicated cystitis (AUC) is an ideal target of action.
Conversely, if a patient has a pathophysiologic process that is driving their pain, that mechanism should be the target of action of the analgesic.
It has been proposed that it is the neuronal ensemble representing the target of action that is selected (Rowe et al. 2005).
Because he is accused of conspiracy, others at the mine's former owner, Massey Energy Co., likely are targets of action as well.
The widespread effects of citral suggest multiple targets of action.
Agent's social intentions were defined as intentions to act on conspecifics, who, unlike inanimate targets of action, can act back [2].
Targets of action were identified based on EPA cpad.
Although the primary intracellular targets –of action of chemotherapy agents are different, it has become evident that induced cytotoxicity converges, ultimately, on a common pathway that induces apoptosis.
