"widespread action" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a widespread or widespreadly accepted course of action or behavior. You can use "widespread action" when talking about a prevalent or widely adopted behavior, practice, or decision. It can also be used to describe large-scale efforts or movements that involve a large number of people. Example: The government's proposed tax reform has sparked widespread action and protests among citizens and businesses across the country.
This may be about to change, with more widespread action planned in the next few weeks.
"We are not aware of any widespread action by counties to substantially reduce retiree health insurance," he said.
The restoration of the monarchy in 1660 led to special legislation against the Quakers and a widespread action against them.
Politicians insist that urgent and widespread action can yet prevent the worst of global warming but the cracks in that argument have been showing for some time.
Critically, the influence of these co-benefits did not depend on believing climate change is real or important or people's political ideology, showing the potential of co-benefits in overcoming ideological hurdles that are currently holding back widespread action.
He said that programs like REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation), a United Nations effort to make forest protection in the developing world a priority in combating climate change, needs to move from discussion and pilot studies to serious and widespread action.
"Considering all risk-factor trends together, the forecast for cardiovascular disease burden... comprises a population emergency that will cost tens of millions of preventable deaths, unless rapid and widespread actions are taken by governments and health care systems woldwide," the researchers say.
NPY signals via a family of high affinity receptors that mediate the widespread actions of NPY in all hypothalamic nuclei.
Emissions from marine traffic and dispersed in coastal areas are growing in recent years in part because of widespread actions worldwide aimed to reduce emissions deriving from road transport sector during the last years [3].
This may be an explanation for the widespread actions of estrogens on the brain.
Despite the widespread actions on drug self-administration, most studies have found that self-administration of food is unaffected by mGluR5 antagonism or deletion [7], [8], [15], [16] (although see [11], [17]).
