The phrase "actions based on the use" is not entirely clear and may require additional context to be fully understood in written English.
You can use it when discussing behaviors or decisions that are influenced by the application or utilization of something, though it may need clarification.
Example: "The actions based on the use of renewable energy sources have significantly reduced our carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "actions derived from the application" or "behaviors influenced by the utilization".
However, recent work from the Scherer laboratory questioned the primacy of AMPK in the mechanism of adiponectin action, based on the use of the relatively unphysiological globular form of adiponectin in many studies, plus the finding that AMPK was dispensable for the glucose-lowering effects of adiponectin (14).
Recommended actions, based on the available data, include: Increased support for using misoprostol to prevent PPH at home births to allow greater coverage of uterotonic use in the third stage of labor than allowed by facility-based oxytocin alone.
Observations were performed using the WHO Patient Safety Observation Form [19] to document healthcare workers hand hygiene actions, based on the WHO five moments (indications) for hand hygiene (see Table 1).
Using this service, developers can monitor the network and device performance of their WebRTC calls and — more importantly — programmatically make take actions based on the information they receive.
Residents were found to use identical rationalizations to justify different courses of action based on the same CPG knowledge.
The predominantly European literature on the regulatory state sought to show that governmental action was increasingly based on the use of authority, rules, and standard setting, rather than distributional or redistributional tasks, such as public service provision.
Five types of actions based on stereotyped motion are used for the navigation system: Moving Along Wall, Moving Along, Moving Toward, Tracking Motion and Danger Estimation.
The authors found that the rationalizations used for clinical actions based on CPG knowledge by the residents were similar to previously reported barriers by Cabanna et. al. (1999).
