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The phrase "to take decisive action" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for prompt and firm measures in response to a situation.
Example: "In light of the recent events, the committee decided to take decisive action to address the issues at hand."
Alternatives: "to act swiftly" or "to take firm measures."
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McCain needed to take decisive action.
"They would expect a new government to take decisive action.
He knew he had to take decisive action.
We urge governments to take decisive action at December's UN summit.
So on that basis, I think we've got no choice but to take decisive action".
"Wada has taken, and continues to take, decisive action to ensure doping is uncovered.
Omar is not able to take decisive action on his own.
"The government promises to take decisive action in implementing the agreements you reached," Mr. Yusuf said.
In most other cases, Congress has been too divided to take decisive action.
This perception is reinforced by Washington's reluctance or inability in recent years to take decisive action in several areas.
President Obama is under pressure from both foreign leaders and allies in Congress to take decisive action.
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to take assertive action
to take decisive actions
to taking decisive action
to take resolute action
to take firm action
to take decisive steps
to take determined action
to undertake decisive action
to take decisive measures
to take determination
to take resolute measures
to take firm measures
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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