The phrase "about which actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific actions or decisions related to a particular topic or context.
Example: "We need to clarify the issues about which actions will be taken in response to the feedback."
Alternatives: "regarding which actions" or "concerning which actions".
Or, as Brink believes, facts about which actions maximize human welfare (Brink 1989, chapter 8).
In taking the latter actions, she is guilty of a certain error of judgment about which actions are supported by reasons that admittedly apply (See Gardner and Macklem 2002).
Temporal contingencies between events are ubiquitous in our natural environment and provide information about which actions to take and when.
A general reflection is that our evidence does not give high certainty about which actions or context factors were most important in implementing the rehabilitation guarantee, given that most of the data was from interviews and drew on informants' judgements.
These types of studies can be enhanced by specifying the 'change theory' of the implementers the assumptions about which actions lead to which results through which steps 20 or by defining the researchers'programmeme theory' before and after data gathering.
In reaction to changes in the environment, these systems determine the appropriate corrective actions based in part on information about which action will have the best impact on the system.
The theory of MDP indicates that it is sufficient to locate a stationary policy to achieve optimality, meaning that there is no need to consider the past history when making a decision about which action to perform in a given state.
In this model, a decision variable accumulates information over time about which action to select.
Then, after a permanent end to this crisis is finally negotiated, one of the many things we'll have to think hard about as a society is which actions we deem "illegal" in America ― and what that says about us as a country.
This shift in the problematisation process also had consequences for "who has the right and who has the obligation" to do something about the problem [ 27], for example which actions from professionals were allowed and which actions were not.
The speaker declined to provide details about which executive actions he intends to challenge in court.
