The phrase "actions communicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the transmission or expression of actions, often in contexts related to communication or behavior.
Example: "The actions communicated during the meeting were clear and left no room for misunderstanding."
Alternatives: "conveyed actions" or "expressed actions".
"We need," he said, "to worry a lot less about how to communicate our actions and much more about what our actions communicate".
It's much more effective than harsh criticism: when your actions communicate to colleagues that you're in active pursuit of common goals, there's a huge emotional appeal.
Their words, their eyes, and their actions communicate their excitement and anticipation of future discoveries.
But in the words of Admiral Mullen, the Chairman of the Joints Chiefs of Staff, "To put it simply, we need to worry a lot less about how to communicate our actions and much more about what our actions communicate".
In the event of a stolen election, local and national work stoppages, school walkouts, protests, and other actions communicate to the government, to corporate interests, to Bertha and to the world that we will fight the decimation of democracy.
What these actions communicate is that DeepMind views people's medical histories merely as a bunch of data it wants to feed into a learning algorithm, in the same way as it used the old Go games for training the AlphaGo algorithm.
These actions communicate that you don't feel secure in yourself.
This could be done without any narration as the action communicated clearly what a person could do with new features like connecting two iPads together, a holograph display of movies and an augmented reality keyboard.
What emotions and beliefs does this action communicate?
Information about assessments and action were communicated to the referrer and documented in the patient's primary care medical record.
