The phrase "actions and timetables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing plans, schedules, or the steps needed to achieve a goal.
Example: "The project manager outlined the necessary actions and timetables to ensure the project stays on track."
Alternatives: "tasks and schedules" or "activities and timelines".
Heads of services should develop a plan of action and timetable for the implementation of priority actions to be taken in light of the recommendations coming out of this quality survey.
The report makes 33 recommendations to the Welsh government, calling on ministers to provide a "clear policy lead" to primary care providers, together with an "action plan" and "timetable for change".
"We want immediate action and a timetable from the owners of when this vote is going to happen," Mason said.
The World Economic Forum has also proposed concrete action and a timetable to respond to the challenges.
Mr. Thomas's outspoken views, especially his opposition to most affirmative action programs concerning quotas and timetables, have won him praise from conservatives.
One articulate white male manager anonymously expressed dismay that the corporate affirmative action program's goals and timetables for the progress of women and minorities cut into the promotion opportunities on which he and his colleagues had been planning.
The accord calls for the Brazilian government to cut spending and raise taxes, and sets targets and timetables for actions like reducing public sector debt and selling state-owned companies.
It covers all stages of the financial cycle and is designed to help you respond appropriately to change, by developing plans and timetables for action.
In the end, other countries were simply worn down by the Americans' refusal to consider real targets and timetables for action, and gave in just to ensure that something would come out of the conference.
