The phrase "actions are warranted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are justifying or explaining that certain actions are appropriate or necessary in a given situation.
Example: "In light of the recent events, it is clear that immediate actions are warranted to ensure the safety of all involved."
Alternatives: "actions are justified" or "actions are necessary."
"Victoria police of course have stop and search powers when they have reasonable suspicions such actions are warranted.
We speed through our finances and morals, enjoying the exhilaration of fitting in to societal expectation, as opposed to reflecting on whether our actions are warranted or justified.
We do not limit ourselves to looking at the catalyst for an event, but also its repercussions, to determine whether any further inquiries or actions are warranted".
China has consistently refused to accept these and other legal arguments on behalf of the North Korean refugees, arguing that they should be considered economic migrants, that China's actions are warranted on security grounds, and crossing the border is a criminal matter.
The crowdfunding campaign and its issues come in the middle of a debate about whether the NSA's actions are warranted for protecting the United States and Snowden's leaks jeopardize those efforts, or whether the NSA is engaging in a wholesale assault on privacy and liberty.
"It's hard to understand why these types of actions are warranted for low-level drug cases". Phonesavanh described her son's injuries to the Journal-Constitution.
Although Dr. Kilbourne never stopped believing that Mr. Ford's aggressive actions were warranted, only 230 cases of flu were diagnosed at Fort Dix, and none elsewhere.
Perhaps a more ciliocentric view of neuronal activity affecting recurrent or addictive actions is warranted.
Despite the disappointing results, DPP-4 inhibition has also elicited positive myocardial outcomes and thus further research on its cardioprotective actions is warranted.
EFMT may be a feasible and effective intervention strategy for MDD, but future studies to elucidate its mechanism of action are warranted.
Further studies to elucidate the mechanism of action are warranted.
