The phrase "actions for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to specify the actions that are being referred to in a particular context or situation.
Example: "There are consequences for actions for which you are responsible."
Alternatives: "actions that you are accountable for" or "actions for which you are liable".
And there are actions for which no remorse could be adequate).
The higher alert levels require local governments to take enormously expensive actions, for which Washington is not paying its share.
We have also heard some heartfelt apologies and some staff taking responsibility for their actions, for which we are grateful.
Some of his fellow vets then accused him of exaggerating (even faking) the actions for which he won his medals.
THERE are some actions for which those of us alive today will be judged in centuries to come.
The lawyers acknowledged that he had confessed to the actions for which he is charged, but they said these actions did not make him guilty of the bombing.
These are the top five "in order of importance": "Everyone has a good idea of the decisions and actions for which he or she is responsible".
"However, we would like to make it clear that we do not condone any of the actions for which Zebroski has been found guilty.
Pro-Russian protesters seized more government buildings in several cities in Donetsk on Sunday, actions for which locals have claimed credit.
Also, in July the state conveyed the title to the theater property to Stratford Festival Theater and forgave the purchase price of $1.5 million -- actions for which the board gives credit to Mr. Gunther.
The lawyer who represented Lord Rennard has accused Nick Clegg and the Liberal Democrat president, Tim Farron, of defending a form of secret justice by demanding the peer apologise for actions for which there was no proof he had committed.
