The phrase "actions have been found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the discovery or identification of certain actions, often in research or analysis.
Example: "In the study, it was concluded that several actions have been found to significantly impact the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "actions have been identified" or "actions have been observed".
Such actions have been found to violate Title IX and, in some cases, equal protection clauses of state constitutions, in part because they send negative messages to female athletes that they are second in importance to the boys.
Differences in unconscious actions have been found.
While associations between risk perceptions and precautionary actions have been found, they are often small.
Similar findings of actions have been found in studies with other populations, e.g. parents of children with Down syndrome, young people with epilepsy, and young adults with physical disabilities [ 70- 72].
Thus, whilst progestins without androgenic action have been found to markedly inhibit these enzymes, an equivalent degree of inhibition is not achieved with testosterone-derivatives.
For example, gain-framed appeals (i.e., the potential benefits of the action) have been found to be more effective in persuading people compared to loss-framed appeals such as the potential side-effects (Rothman et al. 2006).
The relative contribution of partial vs. overdominant loci is still unresolved, although both types of gene action have been found to affect inbreeding depression and heterosis [ 27- 31].
Even monkeys, with much less cortical control of manual action, have been found able to invent gestures and local cultural traditions have been described (Laidre 2008; Perry et al. 2003; Perry and Manson 2003).
Action has been found to be constrained by formal and informal rules, regulations and procedures.
The main mechanism of enzymatic action has been found to be replacement of oil at the solid surface by the enzyme.
Such an exo-type action has been found in the β-mannosidase from a marine gastropod, Aplysia kurodai[ 3].
