The phrase "actions across multiple" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing activities or behaviors that occur in various contexts, environments, or categories.
Example: "The project requires us to analyze actions across multiple departments to ensure effective collaboration."
Alternatives: "activities spanning various" or "behaviors in different".
We set out to explore connections between actions across multiple levels of analysis.
Brands also have the ability to set up coupons and promotions so that users have to complete multiple actions, across multiple social channels, to receive the reward.
The service uses cookies to persistently keep track of your actions across multiple sessions (you can import this data to the toolbar if you ever choose to install it).
Resource managers must respond rapidly to this threat by assessing existing natural areas and prioritizing conservation actions across multiple spatial scales.
These stimuli can therefore be used to compare the perception of both static and dynamic emotional body actions across multiple actors, traits, and actions.
Faced with limited financial resources and a narrowing window of time to mitigate further loss of biodiversity, there is urgent need for resource managers to rapidly assess natural areas and prioritize various conservation actions across multiple scales, from individual sites to entire ecoregions (Novacek and Cleland 2001; Rey Benayas and others 2009).
"The situation is dire and defeating these terrorists will require immediate, sustained, simultaneous action across multiple fronts.
This suggests that the motor system is able to exert dual control on one action, and can thus segregate sensorimotor signals related to one action across multiple parallel control processes.
Their conclusion was that strategy was emergent, forming patterns of decisions and actions distributed across multiple organizational levels, and only partially shaped by managerial intentions and that strategy making in small firms was an informal process resulting in a pattern of decisions by top management.
This discriminatory action is happening across multiple states and territories.
This allows animals to purposively create new affordances that they can later exploit to achieve high-level goals, resulting in intentional action that links across multiple levels of control.
