The phrase "actions ideally" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to the optimal execution of actions, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In a perfect world, actions ideally align with our values and goals."
Alternatives: "actions should" or "actions ideally should".
He was simply trying to prod the U.S. government to take some action, ideally with others, to stop the atrocities.
In the design phase, they can apply their knowledge to design, analyze, and evaluate alternative courses of action, ideally with impartiality, or what Francis Bacon called a "drier and purer" light.
Enable collaborative planning with expert advisors who are fiduciaries: They can coach & support people and help them effectively take action - ideally a digital / human hybrid solution to maximize effectiveness while minimizing cost.
Despite these flaws, class actions are ideally situated to pursue wrongdoers who have harmed many people in small amounts.
"This bill will ensure that sexual predators can be held accountable for their actions and ideally prevent them from victimizing others". The measure comes after revelations of decades-long alleged sexual misconduct by Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
This is an easy but often overlooked way to rub elbows with senior people who will see you in action and ideally take notice of your contributions.
As long as possible, a versatile plan of action is ideally intended to give expanded productivity without a straight connection amongst cost and income.
The end of the scene fulfills the promise and makes the audience want to know what will happen next, moving the action forward, ideally to another scene, another block of yellow, until the whole story is told and your point is established.
This voluntary action should, ideally, create incentives for companies to find innovative solutions to reduce resource consumption and energy consumption (cf. also 5.2 below).
In other words, as physicians we have a capacity for intentional action and, ideally, we act independent of controlling influences to provide our patients with care based upon the best decisions that we can make while acting "freely" and "purely".
