The phrase "actions emerge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process by which actions develop or come into being, often in a context of change or evolution.
Example: "In a dynamic environment, new strategies and actions emerge as teams adapt to challenges."
Alternatives: "actions arise" or "actions develop".
In many analytical treatments, the circumstances in and through which phenomena (e.g. designers' actions) emerge tend to be stripped from those phenomena when they are treated as objects of analytical interest.
For the expert relevant situational aspects as well as appropriate actions emerge as an implicit part of the ongoing activity within which the expert is totally absorbed, involved, and committed.
And if our beliefs and actions emerge from the critical assessment such debate involves, if they survive the struggle as it were in the "marketplace of ideas", then, and only then, will one be entitled to accept them as justified.
All of these actions emerged from the Jacobin worldview that the enemies of liberty deserved no rights.
News of Djanogly's actions emerged just hours after the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, had condemned Labour's habit of chopping and changing its ministerial team.
Because he spoke Turkish, which I don't understand, he seemed to me never to say anything, and his mysterious actions emerged out of silence.
Through a process of 'keywording' and clustering proposals from the workshops, 22 pragmatic soundscape actions emerged and are described on a general level.
But, against a backdrop of European threats to ratchet up sanctions against Russia, the limits of the likely Western response to the Kremlin's actions emerged in a sharp relief on Thursday when President Obama ruled out military action in the region.
Tanya seeks out Max as the truth of her actions emerges.
To assess this, we looked at evidence relating to attitudes and understanding, followed by evidence associated with actions emerging from cognitive engagement.
The results show that moving escalator-specific motor actions emerged after participants had stepped onto the stopped escalator despite their full awareness that it was stopped, as if the motor behavior was guided by a "phantom" of a moving escalator.
