The phrase "actions fulfilled" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe tasks or duties that have been completed or accomplished.
Example: "After reviewing the project, I can confirm that all actions fulfilled meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "tasks completed" or "duties accomplished".
The actions fulfill a pledge the bank's members made in Istanbul in October.
JOSH GREHAN received the Allen Macy Dulles '51 Award, given to a senior whose actions fulfill Princeton's motto of service.
"These actions fulfill Treasury's commitments made in May to GMAC in a manner which protects taxpayers to the greatest extent possible," the Treasury said.
She is an ambassador whose actions fulfill a prophecy of the birth of a New World.
The official said that Trump promised the group he would restore tougher restrictions and that his actions fulfill that promise.
That action fulfilled Montgomery's calculation and enabled his armour, now established in good position, to inflict heavy losses on those spasmodic counterattacks.
Attorney General Bob Butterworth filed a motion to intervene in Federal District Court in Tampa, saying he wanted to help fend off an "attack by profiteers". His action fulfilled a promise in March to join The Times in the case.
Having criticized Aarne-Thompson type analysis for ignoring what motifs did in stories, and because the motifs used were not clearly distinct, he analyzed the tales for the function each character and action fulfilled and concluded that a tale was composed of thirty-one elements ('functions') and seven characters or 'spheres of action'thethe princess and her father' are a single sphere).
"The action fulfills a campaign promise he made in 2014 but temporarily shelved after taking office in favor of other legislative and executive initiatives," Bill Turque writes.
Iran's action fulfills the 5+1 countries' demand to stop enriching uranium and opens a door for further negotiations.
