The phrase "actions arranged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where specific actions have been organized or planned in advance.
Example: "The actions arranged for the event ensured everything went smoothly and on schedule."
Alternatives: "planned actions" or "organized activities".
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When I told the agency that I had limited time (I'd arranged to go trekking with a Kyrgyz student in two days) it sprang into action, arranging for me to stay at a yurt camp that very night in Manjyly, on Lake Issyk-Kul's southern shore.
Once the Purchase Offer is ratified it becomes a Sales Contract and the buying side really goes into action, arranging mortgage financing, scheduling a closing date / time with a real estate attorney, accumulating documents and data required for the closing.
A statement with the actions is arranged by organization type and published directly below.
Functionaries received the actions and arranged the trials that took place before the courts, with each functionary having a specific jurisdiction: the archon over matters pertaining to family and succession, the "king" (archōn basileus) over religious matters (including murder), the thesmothetai ("determiners of customs") and others over the rest.
3. Management: Data and suggested corrective actions are arranged in intuitive dashboards.
Later, we learn that the pro-life community was so pleased with her actions, they arranged a good lawyer for her case and a stipend for her family.
Let us say, through the enactment of new laws, that a politician can no longer take any action, or arrange any action by another official, if the action, in the opinion of that legislative body's civil service ethics officer, would cause special gain to a major donor of that official's campaign.
Although attributed solely to Coralli, who in his official capacity oversaw the production, most of its principal action was arranged by Jules Perrot, whose contribution could not be officially recognized because he was not on the payroll of the Paris Opéra.
