The phrase "actions confirmed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that certain actions have been verified or acknowledged.
Example: "After reviewing the report, I can confirm that all actions confirmed were executed as planned."
Alternatives: "actions verified" or "actions acknowledged".
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The king whose actions confirmed England's detachment from the continental mainland started his reign as a paragon of European Renaissance kingship.
Because in no time, Morsi's actions confirmed every black thought and concern many Egyptians had when he won.
The actions confirmed to Charles that Jourdan intended to cross at the mid-Rhine, and he quickly moved sufficient of his force into place to address this threat.
Collaery says the government's actions confirm a fundamental lack of respect for the protection of public interest whistleblowers.
These actions confirm investors' bearish take on the stock.
The findings concerning the role of information and the provision of technical assistance to farmers in their certification-related actions confirm the results of Muriithi et al. (2011) and Kersting and Wollni (2012).
So the American actions confirm that the FCPA remains a significant part of U.S. corporate compliance obligations, while the German settlements represent, in many ways, the triumph of a previously timid prosecution service against an iconic local giant.
Not only does the portrait's actions confirm all the gossip that circulates about artists' models, but a walk-in closet also keeps issuing deafening invitations to dance.
Survey respondents and CCCEH scientists differed in the priorities they placed on the importance of key protective actions, confirming earlier focus group findings and suggesting the importance of incorporating community concerns into the planning of environmental campaigns.
The success of the action confirmed the strength of an active network of women that extended beyond the camp.
