The phrase "actions for the implementation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific steps or measures taken to put a plan or project into effect.
Example: "The committee outlined several actions for the implementation of the new policy to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "steps for execution" or "measures for deployment".
The objectives and dimensions of the evaluative part of the study have to do with relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact and sustainability of government's regulation and action for the implementation of the institutional transformation and corresponding child care polices and programs.
In the 18 months Dan Andrews has spent as Victoria's premier, he's shown a Sanderian talent for legislative action; from the implementation of Australia's first statewide medical marijuana program, to the commissioning of Australia's first LGBTI Pride Centre.
Results are further discussed in relation to the significance of initial decisions and actions for the subsequent implementation phases of the technology being configured.
This Plan of Action is intended as a guide for national Governments, international organizations, bilateral aid agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and all other sectors of society in formulating their own programmes of action for ensuring the implementation of the Declaration of the World Summit for Children.
Heads of services should develop a plan of action and timetable for the implementation of priority actions to be taken in light of the recommendations coming out of this quality survey.
The second phase, indicated with "correction actions phase", provides for the implementation of specific corrective measures.
These mandates have triggered actions for the promotion and implementation of ASPs at the local hospital-level and have involved substantial collaboration with infection prevention and control initiatives.
Twenty years after its adoption by the United Nations General Assembly on 20 November 1989, it continues to act as a catalyst for concrete actions and the implementation of child rights.
The need for action in the implementation of infection control measures should not be seen as a competing priority with research support, especially where resources are limited.
