The phrase "actions are suitable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether certain actions are appropriate or fitting for a specific situation or context.
Example: "In this scenario, the actions are suitable for achieving the desired outcome."
Alternatives: "actions are appropriate" or "actions are fitting."
In general, we noted that many of the actions were suitable for the school environment.
Confucianism and Daoism emphasize the need to to pay attention to the concrete details of the situation at hand and displays healthy skepticism about the power of general principle to reveal what sort of action is suitable to the situation.
A possible future option for online screenings would be to construct a battery composed of a number of relevant measures and then combine the information in order to better understand what, if any, further action is suitable for the individual.
It was proposed [ 73] that tasks of high level of complexity ("high-level tasks", e.g., rapid and/or precise motor actions) are more suitable to reveal population level biases, than tasks of low level of complexity ("low-level tasks", e.g., simple reaching).
Experimental results using real data in a simulated environment show the importance of anticipatory action selection, and that POMDPs are suitable to formulate the anticipatory action selection problem by taking into account the uncertainties in prediction.
An autonomous, adaptive system thus faces the challenge of learning goal representations that are suitable for both, action selection and action control.
Several risk factors are suitable for preventive action.
Particularly among those related to the acute illness and environment, several factors are suitable for preventive action.
Particularly among those related to the acute illness and the environment, several factors are suitable for preventive action.
The experimental results show that the action database is suitable for use in both action classification and posture inference.
