The phrase "actions geared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions that are specifically designed or intended to achieve a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization implemented several actions geared to improving community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "actions aimed at" or "actions focused on".
"I decide the targets, I decide the development projects and I choose to partner with the Sons of Iraq," a reference to the local security group that he helped to set up. Gen. David H. Petraeus, the top American commander in Iraq, said: "It is the captains who turn the 'big ideas' and broad guidance issued at high levels into specific actions geared to local circumstances.
Actions geared to the mood of the moment and unrelated to any overall strategy cannot be sustained indefinitely".
UNICEF is supporting specific actions geared to achieving a dramatic reduction in neonatal mortality.
This implies that policy or management action geared to reducing mortality sources that seem minor in the face of overwhelming impacts from forces like climate change may nevertheless play an important role in population persistence by creating the 'breathing room' needed to adapt to new circumstances.
Treasure Island is an adventure presented with consummate skill, with atmosphere, character, and action superbly geared to one another.
The province of Overijssel presents us with a fine example of on the ground involvement of groups and communities of private persons upon their voluntary willingness to invest in the collaborate exploration of new avenues of sustainable action - especially geared to climate and renewable energy objectives.
Particularly in regard to the Structural Funds, in all the programmes that receive funding, the commitments to equal opportunities for men and women must be translated into objectives, actions and practical measures geared to the actual needs of the local rural communities and the goal of regional cohesion.
"Men are more geared to action movies, women like movies that involve relationships".
What I have discussed so far about the manager's use of information suggests that their work is geared to action, not reflection.
"I point the finger unreservedly at the entertainment industry, which has spawned and cultivated gaming that by design is increasingly real, geared to action as the shooter's point of view, increasingly dehumanizes victims, and increasingly rewards players by how many they kill," said forensic psychiatrist Michael Welner recently.
In this sense, participating nurses, a discipline traditionally further geared to action than doctors, seemed to assess the tool at the very "feet-on-the ground" intervention level, establishing strong links between the tool and the interventions it could be used for.
