"their course of action" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the plan or strategy that a group or individual chooses to follow in a specific situation. Example: The government officials spent weeks discussing their course of action for the impending economic crisis before implementing any policies.
The Olympic firemen are to meet this morning to decide on their course of action.
Since then, both the Sesame Workshop and Marvel Comics, another rights holder, have been silent about their course of action.
"If their course of action doesn't work, I don't pitch this year, and I may never pitch again.
They just feel very strongly about their course of action, and they have very competent business advice".
They pride themselves on their loyalty, but their course of action for the Edgbaston Test is straightforward.
Just as during the impeachment saga, partisans on both sides seem willing to shrug off evidence of public distaste at their course of action.
The units can cooperate and determine their course of actions.
The use of technology for learning would necessarily require learners to exercise a certain level of regulation over their course of actions, especially when technology is fast becoming an integral part of the education landscape.
As students implement their course of actions to achieve their goals, they would also have to monitor and reflect on their own progress, thus exhibiting a kind of feedback loop in the process (Hmelo-Silver 2004; Zimmerman 1990).
In-depth interviews were undertaken with hospital staff and patients to examine (1) how each group perceives patient safety; (2) what actions patients and health providers take to ensure patient safety; and (3) how patients and providers make decisions on their course of actions.
For the Palestinians, Mr Netanyahu's electoral triumph leaves them pondering their courses of action.
