The phrase "actions characterized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing specific traits or qualities that define certain actions.
Example: "The actions characterized by a lack of transparency can lead to mistrust among team members."
Alternatives: "actions defined by" or "actions marked by".
While other statistical models such as hidden Markov models and conditional random fields have been proven to be effective to model human motion [36], they are better suited for sequential actions characterizing an activity [37].
UK Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has denounced Israel's actions, characterizing them as "deliberately disproportionate" and having unjustly caused a "humanitarian crisis".
This "journalism of action" characterized Hearst's early embrace of the Cuban rebels fighting their Spanish colonial masters.
Inflammation is a localized reaction of tissues in response to an aggressive action, characterized by redness, warmth, swelling, pain, and sometimes loss of mobility or function.
The RC frame behaviour was classified as satisfactory for the seismic action characterized by the accelerogram BF-475, not showing significant global damage, but only small local damage.
A broad-spectrum glycine-rich, low-molecular-weight AMP YD1 exhibits a unique antimicrobial mechanism of action characterized by its affinity for bacterial DNA, without damaging bacterial cell wall.
This would naturally find expression in a mode of being and action characterized by not doing certain things (e.g., binge drinking) or doing less of certain things (e.g., consumption of alcohol).
In the Laozi, while meditation and other forms of spiritual practice may be envisaged, the concept of wuwei seems to be used more broadly as a contrast against any form of action characterized by self-serving desire (e.g., chs. 3, 37).
This kind of action characterized the entire war.
This kind of action characterized the entire war; there were no major battles.
