The phrase "actions comparable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing actions that can be measured or evaluated against each other in terms of similarity or effectiveness.
Example: "In this study, we will examine the actions comparable to those taken in previous research to determine their effectiveness."
Alternatives: "similar actions" or "comparable behaviors".
"It will take serious activism, committed action comparable to the sacrifice of those whose memories are continually evoked as a spur for us to vote," he writes.
Sinisi said marquee matchups, like the United States-England game, would draw action comparable to the amounts seen for a typical Saturday game between two good college football teams.
However, after a union backlash which saw Dave Prentis, general secretary of Unison, warn of strike action comparable to the general strike of 1926, the Treasury said that Alexander's speech contained merely suggestions, not policy.
At 0.1 and 1%, three 1-alkylamino compounds had durations of action comparable to that of tetracaine in the rabbit corneal reflex test and were considerably more potent than lidocaine.
Significantly it is only the academic outsider Ellul who has, in his idiosyncratic way, recognized in technology the emergent single dominant way of answering all questions concerning human action, comparable to science as the single dominant way of answering all questions concerning human knowledge (Ellul 1964).
The time to early half-maximal action, time to maximal action and time to late half-maximal action after maximal action were comparable with all three ultra-fast insulin doses (Table 1, Fig. 1d).
It is noticeable that we must use same partition method for all compared histograms to let the similarity between different actions be comparable.
Assertions that the British state's actions are comparable to levels of repression in Zimbabwe make for good headlines.
Indigenous leaders here and their advocates say such actions are comparable to their trying to patent the process that produces kosher food or the host that Catholics consume during Mass.
But McBride added that Mr Brown was "convinced that decisive action" had to be undertaken immediately and said he later thought his actions were comparable to President John F Kennedy and his advisers during the Cuban Missile Crisis in the Cold War.
