The phrase "actions harm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the negative impact or consequences of certain actions on individuals, groups, or the environment.
Example: "The actions harm not only the community but also the environment, leading to long-term consequences."
Alternatives: "actions cause damage" or "actions inflict harm".
Indignantly disputing her suggestion that his actions harm innocent depositors, he reminds her that their funds are insured by the federal government.
In the past, farmers have been stymied in efforts to sue meat processors for unfair practices as judges have ruled in several cases that they must prove that a packers' actions harm not just individual producers but also stifle competition on a broader scale.
As we learn especially from the Crito, Socrates holds that wrong actions harm the soul.
Such actions "harm the character" of those voluntarily choosing them (Lee and George, 1997: 1997.
Stakeholder theory sees management as being morally responsible to all stakeholders "because business actions harm or benefit various stakeholders, or because stakeholders have rights, or because stakeholders should be part of the processes which meaningfully affect their lives" (Gilmartin and Freeman 2002, pg. 56).
Existing law defines state treason as actions harming external security by passing information to "foreign organizations".
"In cases where his actions harmed the clients, the firm has either credited those accounts or reached another resolution with those clients," Ms. Burton said.
Creditors had insisted on the measure, saying the vast majority of those with mortgages in arrears were "strategic defaulters" whose actions harmed Greece's highly indebted banking system.
Consortium de Réalisation said today that the French parties would continue to defend themselves vigorously in the civil case against accusations that their actions harmed Executive Life policyholders.
Unfortunately, despite the sunshine and swish surroundings, the meetings were depressing, dominated by dark talk of global currency wars.Policymakers traded barbs about whose actions harmed the world economy most.
