The phrase "actions both" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to two actions, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The report highlighted actions both necessary and beneficial for the project's success."
Alternatives: "both actions" or "actions on both sides".
Not so with China's actions, both foreign and domestic.
In Washington, a senior official of the Clinton administration said it was satisfied with the actions both sides took today.
President Putin should give more credit to his audience: Russia will be judged by its actions, both on the international arena and domestically.
"The success of future actions, both economically and politically, will not lie in isolation or policies of lonely decision-making," Mr. Rau said.
With that in mind, here are some ideas for how to hold taxpayer-supported executives accountable for their actions, both past and future.
These actions, both of which got Moore removed from his job, seemed to consolidate his support among voters who have lately become some of Trump's biggest fans.
The problems we've got are a major engineering works and a series of industrial actions, both of which would continue regardless of whose name is on the door.
The authorities are reviewing all the statements gathered to determine the actions both boaters took and the cause of the crash, a senior police official said.
(The films of the 1940s, for example, are replete with scenes of rash actions — both comic and tragic — undertaken immediately after a breakup or immediately before boarding a troopship).
Officials said that terrorists with links to Al Qaeda, based in the Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia, were among the likely targets of future American actions, both overt and covert.
The Mayor and the Police Commissioner may justify their actions — both publicly and to themselves — by saying they're keeping their citizens safer, but they should, at some point, have to offer the people they represent some basic empathy, too.
