The phrase "actions correspond to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or alignment between actions and specific outcomes, behaviors, or principles.
Example: "In this study, we found that the participants' actions correspond to their stated values, indicating a strong alignment between belief and behavior."
Alternatives: "actions align with" or "actions match with".
It wants "legal guarantees" specifying "technical-military criteria" ensuring that the system does not target Russia and allowing it to judge whether NATO actions correspond to plans.
We give conditions for an endomorphism ϱ of a unital C∗-algebra A to determine an action of TSU d) on A. Such actions correspond to ∗-monomorphisms of OSU d) into A with natural intertwining properties.
Here, actions correspond to tasks and edges to channels.
Note that these actions correspond to different transmission strategies described by Lefebvre et al. (2003).
Her intellect and actions correspond to its appearance in Jesus.
The question is whether we will participate in that work of the Spirit Paul describes, and do our part to end creation's groaning in the present; will our actions correspond to our repeated prayer, "thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven"?
This error, which comes from postponing the triggering of actions, corresponds to the deviation of the output that should have been modified having the dataflow been completely executed; i.e., this error is calculated by summing the differences (in absolute value) between current and previous row's values and dividing by the sum of all previous values.
In this presentation, the fixed points of torus action correspond to generalized Macdonald polynomials and the the matrix elements of the operators have explicit combinatorial presentation.
It has always been the position of the employees that the dangers from "slack action" correspond to, and are proportionate with, the length of the train.
A single action corresponds to a composition step.
