The phrase "actions develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process by which actions evolve or change over time, often in a context related to growth or progression.
Example: "As the project progressed, the actions develop into a more structured plan that everyone could follow."
Alternatives: "actions evolve" or "actions progress".
Might we not just as well say that people throughout the organization take actions that inform managers who, by making sense of those actions, develop images and visions that inspire people to subsequent efforts?
Constituents of pomegranate minimize tumor cell invasion into normal tissue and metastasis to distant sites and these actions develop due to the inhibition of selected metalloproteinase activity, decreased focal adhesion kinase activity, and reduced VEGF expression [ 15].
Take accountability for your actions: Develop and nurture a strong, internal locus of control.
Unlike student movements of the 1960s and 1970s, actions developed organically, with social media, particularly Facebook and Twitter, providing an ideal platform for grassroots organisation.
This work was oriented towards the educational situation actions developed in the Immunology course (School of Chemistry, Universidad de la República).
We present a system for the design and the automation of analytical processes based on concurrent actions developed by the equipment involved.
Experimental results are presented and related to a real data set of technology transfer actions developed by the Technology Transfer Office.
In particular, the mutual positions of objects and agents evolve according to agents' cognitive actions developed in the spatial contexts.
Mirroring another person's actions develops an underlying sense of empathy between the two people.
His experiences and actions developed his understanding of the military utility of flying.
We analyzed health promotion actions developed by family health care teams in the municipality of Belford Roxo.
