The phrase "actions in case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing procedures or measures that should be taken in response to specific situations or events.
Example: "The emergency plan outlines the actions in case of a natural disaster, ensuring everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "measures in the event of" or "steps in response to".
Through security policies each agent gets a rule set (its intelligence) specifying actions in case of a specific occurrence (e.g., modification of a freezed config file).
This paper presents the results of analytical validation of operator actions in case of "Steam Generator Tube Rupture" (SGTR) for VVER-1000/V320 units at Kozloduy Nuclear Power Plant KNPPP), done during the development of Symptom Based Emergency Operating Procedures (SB EOPs) for this plant.
Waters did recuse herself from sponsoring or drafting legislation, in accordance with a House rule that limits such official actions in case of a financial conflict.
Indeed, they've shown essentially no interest in this issue; for example, the UN has neither adopted nor deliberated protocols to deal with a SETI signal, let alone considered their actions in case of a physical visit.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention developed recommendations for water fluoridation that specify requirements for personnel, reporting, training, inspection, monitoring, surveillance, and actions in case of overfeed, along with technical requirements for each major compound used.
Univariate analysis results suggested a statistically significant difference between regions in terms of proportions of persons who would adopt precautionary actions in case of a hypothetical influenza outbreak (Table 3).
After the Court of Appeal decision a Committee on Limitation of Actions in Cases of Personal Injury was created under Mr Justice Davies, which produced its report before the Cartledge case had even got to the House of Lords.
The Act was based on the report of the Davies Committee on Limitation of Actions in Cases of Personal Injury, created after the Court of Appeal decision in the case of Cartledge v Jopling, and the Committee notably produced their final report before Cartledge had been heard in the House of Lords.
"They did not show a plan of action in case of disaster.
He kept emergency response teams disconnected and had no plan in action in case of such an event.
Information regarding the best course of action in case of an emergency, altitude sickness, edible flora and fauna, and the volatile nature of the weather should also be included.
