The phrase "about further actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans or steps that will be taken in the future regarding a particular situation or topic.
Example: "We will have a meeting next week to talk about further actions we need to take to improve our project."
Alternatives: "regarding additional steps" or "concerning next steps".
In addition to our existing security measures, we are in dialogue with Jewish community leaders about further actions that we will be taking, including more patrols in key areas".
"In addition to our existing security measures, we are in dialogue with Jewish community leaders about further actions that we will be taking, including more patrols in key areas," he told the BBC.
"Your perspectives with regards to Iran and its effort to become a nuclear-capable nation are ones which I take with great seriousness and look forward to chatting with you about further actions that we can take to dissuade Iran from their nuclear folly," Mr. Romney said.
Forbes understands UK and US government agencies are interested in SecureWorks' findings, though no formal discussions have been held about further actions.
The negotiations were stormy and around noon the Polish commander departed for Warsaw to consult the Sejm about further actions.
The other "actions" aren't even actions; they're proposals to talk about further actions with corporate and community leaders, state and local politicians, and exemplary citizens.
He urged that "we not speculate" about further action in Iraq until further consultations with the Bush administration.
Before taking decisions about further action, he said, "I've got to make sure I've got the facts".
"If that [a TUC-coordinated strike] does not happen, then we want the unions who are still prepared to resist to talk about further action".
Despite Inverdale issuing an on-air apology and sending a letter to Bartoli, Miller called for an explanation about "further action" to be taken by the BBC.
Ben Bernanke was certainly trying to counter the upcoming austerity in his December move, as well as address a chorus of academic criticism that he wasn't doing enough, while also building a consensus on the Fed's committee about further action.
