The phrase "actions depicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific actions that are illustrated or represented in a text, image, or other forms of media.
Example: "The actions depicted in the painting convey a sense of urgency and emotion."
Alternatives: "illustrated actions" or "represented actions".
Otherwise, few of the actions depicted involve traditional skills.
At virtually no point in this book, however, are Israeli actions depicted as problematic or troublesome.
He said: "Having seen the YouTube video, I am disturbed and concerned by the incident and actions depicted in the video.
That's a problem for haptics, which uses tactile interfaces to provide physical resistance that simulates the "feel" of actions depicted on a computer screen.
The photo "was taken down because we thought the actions depicted in the photo were insensitive given the circumstances," Tim Frank, an N.B.A. spokesman, said in a statement.
The Nato-led International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) said it "strongly condemns the actions depicted in the video, which appear to have been conducted by a small group of US individuals, who apparently are no longer serving in Afghanistan".
All such actions depict a flawed process; someone contradicting the sources of his own religion... Just like it is possible to have a weak "Muslim" personality, it is possible to have a weak "Muslim" nation.
In any case, it might reflect a men preference for highly dynamic actions depicting intense muscular activity, or a sporty context.
The sex difference might be partially cultural and reflect a preference of young adult males for highly dynamic actions depicting intense muscular activity, or a sporty context.
Also, your actions depict your character as well.
For motion pictures this would mean an interruption in the action depicted.
