The phrase "actions adopted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to decisions or measures that have been officially accepted or implemented.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposed changes and approved the actions adopted during the last meeting."
Alternatives: "measures taken" or "decisions made".
Many of the actions adopted by a recently completed three year project to better protect rare Scottish wildcats are to continue.
This objective is based on the premise that the environment plays a role in shaping the decisions and actions adopted by offenders.
This paper proposes an assessment process to evaluate the effects of actions adopted to reduce airport noise impacts on populated areas.
Here, in the presence of QoS constraints, the set of individual actions reduces to the set of actions which verifies the constraints given the actions adopted by the other mobile users.
Recruiters should be trained in line with the values and actions adopted by the organisation where the protection of children should prevail and tools to assess values, behaviors, motives, skills and experience for working with children developed.
"The measures are good, but everything announced has already been discussed in Congress," Pereira told VICE News".Their actions, adopted under pressure, look timid.
If you are not getting results after exhausting all moderate actions, adopting more radical measures to achieve the change you desire may be justified.
The broad outline came from a plan of action adopted last June by the Organization of African Unity.
Sir James Sassoon, president of the task force, said its action, adopted at a board meeting in Paris, "increases the pressure on Iran" to "urgently" address its shortcomings in controlling money-laundering and terrorist financing.
"Any action adopted at the Security Council should be extremely prudent and responsible and helpful to the mediation efforts of the secretary general," said a spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Liu Jianchao.
Its neoliberal development programme, Nepad, is less suited to the needs of workers and peasants than the more comprehensive development strategy of the Lagos plan of action, adopted in 1980.
