"actions and measures" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to specific actions or steps that are taken to achieve a goal or address a problem. Example: In order to combat climate change, the government has implemented various actions and measures such as investing in renewable energy sources and promoting sustainable transportation methods.
"The President may take the necessary actions and measures to protect the country and the goals of the revolution," the decree read in part.
Research and interventions aimed at preventing gender violence and promoting equality, have seen, actions and measures that are designed to predominantly target women.
Leaders instruct Ministers to identify, by Ministerial Meeting in 2002, concrete actions and measures to implement the APEC Trade Facilitation Principles by 2006 in close partnership with the private sector.
While the line between measures that remedy or prevent unconstitutional actions and measures that make a substantive change in the governing law is not easy to discern, and Congress must have wide latitude in determining where it lies, the distinction exists and must be observed.
6. On-Page Optimization: On-page optimization refers to actions and measures taken within the website.
It's a matter of putting in place all the different actions and measures of strategy, in three dimensions, at the same time, in parallel.
That means the ability to quickly and persuasively identify the case for change, engage organization members through communication and teamwork, select and empower the right individuals to lead and support change, convert strategic goals into practical actions, and measure and monitor progress effectively.
"These test results endorse the swift action and measures taken in this matter," Bittar said.
"However, many companies produce quarterly accounts to measure their financial progress during the year and if results are not as expected you would then review the business to see what action and measures should be taken.
The proposals in 1968 were broadly similar to those in 2012; that the EU should have a general framework for action and measures in place in case of supply disruption, and that a common energy market should be implemented.
We stand for urgent and far more ambitious actions, policies and measures in line with a future below 1.5C of warming.
