The phrase "actions are different" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that various actions or behaviors vary from one another in a specific context.
Example: "In this situation, we must remember that actions are different; what works for one person may not work for another."
Alternatives: "behaviors vary" or "conduct differs".
Slate's technology columnist, Farhad Manjoo, explained why Amazon's actions are different from what has happened in the past: The difference between today's Kindle deletions and yesteryear's banning is that the earlier prohibitions weren't perfectly enforceable.
"Their actions are different from what they are saying.
"There are words, but actions are different and obviously the Iranians and Russians feel that".
On the issue of U.S. drone strikes, Obama maintained that "there has never been a drone used on an American citizen on American soil". As for strikes on Americans abroad, he said that the rules governing such actions are different.
"I have to play against some of the lines, or my actions are different from what I say, and knowing that makes it easier for me to not just phone it in, to be really there, to make the moments seem new and fresh".
Because actions are different on mobile devices, the ads have to be different, Jobs reasons.
We also find that the relationship between cognitive load and actions is different from the relationship between cognitive load and beliefs.
Communication and co-ordination of action are different aspects of the flow of information, and are both effected by signals.
Live yeast cultures and yeast hydrolyzates can be used as rumen fermentation modifiers, but their effects and mode of action are different.
"It starts to break down the notion that CGI and live action are different approaches to filmmaking, and suggests the two will become so deeply entangled that we won't be able to tell the difference anymore," says George.
