The phrase "absurd actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behaviors or decisions that are unreasonable or nonsensical in a given context.
Example: "The committee's decision to cut funding for the arts was met with outrage, as many considered it an absurd action."
Alternatives: "ridiculous behavior" or "nonsensical acts".
It was the fourth such attempt by the former student leader, Wu'er Kaixi, who said his lack of success so far was the result of "absurd" actions by the Chinese government.
You are so used to carrying out absurd actions for so long that when, for example, a young recruit nurse with only 12 weeks' experience is required to do quite advanced things, unthinking obedience becomes a resource.
"We hoped to the last that common sense would prevail, and Russian authorities would not resort to such absurd actions but they proved us wrong," Chuprov told The Times.
His captors all wore masks and struck absurd Action Man poses.
By taking this absurd action the government razed the exchange-rate convertibility system what remained of it as well as the banking system, which, by virtue of its being backed substantially by foreign capital, had until then been strong.
An editorial in Hankyoreh termed the test an "absurd" action by North Korea: "Despite the international community's repeated warnings, North Korea conducted a third nuclear test yesterday following 2006 and 2009 in what amounts to a reckless provocation threatening peace in Northeast Asia and the world.
"When I was accused of a disgusting and absurd action of placing semen in patient's mouths.
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In this "Lone Ranger," we don't hear the loudest signifier of all, the iconic theme music, till nearly the end, when it trumpets an exciting, utterly absurd final action sequence, in which the Ranger himself, theretofore a clueless pill, finally comes into his own as a galloping hero.
Overall togetherness: 8. Usually one can defend absurd and hurtful actions with the argument that said actions came with good intentions.
It was a literal, if absurd, listing of actions that might save you from conscription to the army.
