The phrase "actions are adapted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how behaviors or responses are modified to fit different situations or contexts.
Example: "In response to the changing market conditions, our strategies and actions are adapted to ensure continued success."
Alternatives: "actions are modified" or "actions are adjusted".
There's a meta sub-plot about the squadron's heroic actions being adapted for the big screen with jabs made about the generic nature of Hollywoodised war films and Lee does deserve credit for not turning the project into American Sniper 2. But one feels as if there was a smarter, sharper, sadder film to be made here.
In Africa, the FAO/ WID Plan of Action was adapted to regional and sub-regional contexts.
The action-planning workshops are adapted from Participatory Learning and Action methods and include sessions on mapping the village, understanding historical trends, and identifying local stakeholders.
Through courses, exercises and fieldwork, you master concepts and skills that draw on the social sciences but are adapted for action.
In each part, actions proposed by the NIST guideline are adapted to the cloud model.
5 Test the action and gather data to validate; norms and governing values are adapted.
Horses are adapted to grazing.
Now Beamer's words, and his companions' actions, are being adapted by a band of beefy recruits wearing the colors of a state university as they try to score more points than the beefy recruits wearing the colors of other institutions of higher learning.
NFPs should have mechanisms for incorporating feedback into ongoing processes of policy, legislative and institutional reform so that goals, strategies and actions can be adapted over time.
The action set is adapted to the multi-hypothesis situation, and action evaluation takes into account remote observations available in robot network systems.
