The phrase "actions focused" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions that are directed towards a specific goal or objective.
Example: "The team's actions focused on improving customer satisfaction through better service."
Alternatives: "goal-oriented actions" or "targeted actions".
In each instance, the actions focused on owners, players or teams.
Ultimately, Smith's actions focused attention on emerging leaders throughout the company.
The 23 executive orders signed by President Obama included several actions focused on gun safety: 1. Begin a national campaign about safe and responsible gun ownership.
However, enforcement actions focused on consumer compliance and, more recently, unsatisfactory ratings under the Community Reinvestment Act are becoming increasingly common.
I think that Occupy's best bet leading up the november election year is trying to coordinate a series of actions focused on issues that speak to the vast majority of the American public.
Mr. Garibaldi's actions focused attention on the Senate's blackball system, and the resulting pressure has forced the Senate leadership to deny Mr. Garibaldi's right to use "senatorial courtesy" to unseat Justice Wilentz.
Recent EU transportation sector actions focus towards the development of integrated, technology based transportation systems to support co modality operations.
Yet expert golfers do not normally focus on the exact moment they complete their follow-through; expert golfers, when thinking about their actions, focus on something that matters.
The Justice Department's indictment narrows the frame around Drake's actions, focussing almost exclusively on his handling of what it claims are five classified documents.
Those regulatory actions focus attention on generic quality at a time when Americans are increasingly turning to the medicines to save money on their prescription drugs.
This evidence suggests that administrative actions focusing in specific contexts such as tags can achieve better results.
