The phrase "actions are represented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how actions are depicted or illustrated, often in literature, art, or data analysis.
Example: "In the study, the various actions are represented through detailed graphs and charts to illustrate the participants' behaviors."
Alternatives: "actions are depicted" or "actions are illustrated".
It is quite natural to say that in a novel or drama a number of characters and actions are represented.
According to information processing-based theories, perceptions, thoughts, and actions are represented and, importantly, stored in the brain by the activity of specific subsets of neurons.
The implementation of the SFDRR working plan and its success will be based on how well each of the priorities for actions are represented and taken up for implementation in the future.
These actions are represented in a form of visual shorthand by the three basic elements of Feynman diagrams: a wavy line for the photon, a straight line for the electron and a junction of two straight lines and a wavy one for a vertex representing emission or absorption of a photon by an electron.
Electrophysiological, hemodynamic and neuropsychological studies have provided evidence of dissociation in the way words belonging to different semantic categories (e.g., animals, tools, actions) are represented in the brain.
The highly specialized and hierarchical nature of this coding suggests that hand- and tool-related actions are represented separately at earlier levels of sensorimotor processing before becoming integrated in frontoparietal cortex.
Information about external world and internal actions is represented in the brain by the activity of large networks of heavily interconnected neurons, that is, neural circuits.
A possible history of the world, which is a sequence of actions is represented by the first-order terms denoted situation.
Kneale's actions were represented on screen in the final episode of The Quatermass Experiment.
This task would become computationally more difficult, if the participants' own actions were represented in a different code than those of the observed agent, and simpler, if they were represented in the same code.
We filmed six different actions, thereby ensuring that different types of actions were represented in the database.
