The phrase "actions governing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the activities or behaviors that dictate or control a particular process or system.
Example: "The actions governing the committee's decisions were outlined in the charter."
Alternatives: "regulatory actions" or "controlling actions".
By contrast, if I both say that assertions are actions governed by such and such norms, and that furthermore assertions are in fact made, I have myself taken a normative stance, acknowledging the force of norms.
Although regulations exist, most trade is illegal, with corruption and collective action governing access to markets.
Information about the type of gene action governing the inheritance of cowpea seed flavonoid content and antioxidant activity is prerequisite for starting an effective breeding program for developing improved varieties.
The action governing the dynamics of the scalar field (Phi) with a potential (V(Phi )) is given by begin{aligned} S_Phi =frac{1}{kappa }intsqrt{-q}sqrt{V(Phi )} q^{mu nu }partial _mu Phi partial _nu Phi mathrm{d}^4x, end{aligned} (2.5 where (kappa) is a constant.
"One hundred and thirty-five years ago," writes Alinsky, "Toqueville gravely warned that unless individual citizens were regularly involved in the action of governing themselves, self-government would pass from the scene".
In opposition, Labour stated that it would ensure "all actions of government are subject to political and parliamentary control, including those actions now governed by the arbitrary use of the royal prerogative", and emphasised in particular going to war and the ratification of treaties as central areas of concern.
Unlike the great Jewish and Muslim Aristotelians, Gersonides believed in astrology and held that all happenings in the world except human actions are governed by a strict determinism.
The Independent on Sunday has spoken to a highly placed source at Chelsea, who admits that many of the club's actions were governed by the Terry racism storm.
We are politically impartial and our actions are governed by the civil service code," he said at an awards ceremony in Birmingham to recognise equality and diversity in the service.
In response to inquiries from the United Nations, Chinese authorities said an appraisal by hospital doctors "had determined that he was suffering from paranoia, that some of his actions were governed by wishful thinking, that he had lost his normal capacity for recognition and was irresponsible".
