The phrase "actions appropriate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing behaviors or activities that are suitable for a particular context or situation.
Example: "The committee will review the actions appropriate for addressing the community's concerns."
Alternatives: "suitable actions for" or "actions fitting for".
"The South Korean government and the international community are working together to take punitive actions appropriate for this launch," acting South Korean President Hwang Kyo-ahn stated.
To counter this, universities can apply and experiment with the most efficacious measures for prevention (including writing courses, innovative course-assessment techniques, TSR software and modified honour systems with significant student leadership) and define and implement remedial and disciplinary actions appropriate for diverse cases.
Given the limited capacity for this in many countries, comparisons of simpler processes that require fewer resources should be compared with more rigorous processes to determine the most efficient methods for ensuring that guidelines support well-informed decisions and actions appropriate for the specific contexts in which they are taken.
Construing a corrupt senior official as a tiger justifies a course of action appropriate for the removal of harm posed by the vermin.
Figure out the course of action appropriate for your environment.
Hurwitz said that differing views on whether or not her actions were appropriate for a Chief Diversity Officer would result in an appointment of an interim CDO while he considers the appropriate next steps for McCaskill.
People might, therefore, differ in their judgement about: 1) what sustainable development really is and what it means to them; and 2) which actions are appropriate for the achievement of sustainable agriculture.
Other relevant task aspects were action (grasp or withdrawal) and the object of the action (painful or nonpainful), and whether the action was appropriate for the object (grasps for neutral objects and withdrawals from painful objects; this would also reflect an interaction between action and object factors).
We have taken disciplinary action, and we think it is firm disciplinary action and appropriate for the circumstances".
She said the agency was "reviewing the circumstances surrounding the incident in their totality" and would decide "what level of disciplinary action is appropriate" for the officer.
Thus, a blacksmith flattening a one-inch iron bar needs a heavy, fairly long-handled hammer, whereas a light and short-handled hammer, used with wrist action, is appropriate for forging a small, soft gold wire.
