The phrase "actions consistent with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behaviors or actions that align with certain principles, values, or standards.
Example: "The company's actions consistent with its commitment to sustainability have earned it a positive reputation in the community."
Alternatives: "actions in line with" or "actions aligned with".
"But are the actions consistent with the words?
"They have been taking actions consistent with their announced intentions – so it's not all talk," he said.
Descartes proved wrong in his beliefs that all sensory inputs focused on the pineal gland and that the pineal itself was a selective motor organ, suspended in a whirl of "animal spirits," dancing and jigging "like a balloon captive above a fire," yet capable in humans of scrutinizing inputs and producing actions "consistent with wisdom".
Regardless of audience, one element of VbPD leadership development remains constant a focus on making decisions and taking actions consistent with the STeLLA approach.
However, activities including recovery, collection, as well as disposal actions consistent with range clearance were determined not to be within the scope of the intended purpose for the munitions, and therefore categorized as solid and/or potentially hazardous waste.
The former process consisted in the design and the dissemination of integrated coastal management programmes and actions consistent with the prescriptions from Agenda 21, and from the relevant guidelines by inter-governmental and local organisations.
"The one thing the president has made clear is we want to take action consistent with the legislative process," the official told reporters.
In such organizations, when its members are faced with uncertainty, they can often make decisions without direction and take action consistent with the mission.
The matter remains under investigation by The Times, which will take appropriate action consistent with our standards to protect the integrity of our journalism.
"It is essential that for the right ambitious deal to be made in Copenhagen, China and other nations will need to take action consistent with this 2 degree objective," the UK government said in a statement.
If there is to be military action, consistent with the principles of international law, it must be a last resort when all other diplomatic and political alternatives have failed.
