The phrase "actions in dealing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific actions taken in the process of handling a situation or issue.
Example: "The actions in dealing with customer complaints are crucial for maintaining a positive relationship with clients."
Alternatives: "steps in addressing" or "measures in managing".
The letter also provides new details about Trump's actions in dealing with the Russia probe.
--Palestinian counterterrorinternalinternal security policies, plans, attitudes, commitment and actions in dealing with extremists and terrorist groups, and clans.
United Nation (UN) and organizations such as the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recommend investing proactive rather than re-active actions in dealing with disasters.
Irvine Welsh, who will read at the Two Hearted Queen coffee shop in Chicago, said he hoped the campaign would put "pressure on governments who espouse democracy and freedom to consider their actions in dealing with [Saudi Arabia]".
As the chair for the House of Commons Commission, he should take urgent steps to commence a review of the department's actions in dealing with MPs' applications for expenses.
"Clearly, Maryland is leading the way in terms of state actions in dealing with schools with low test scores," said Jack Jennings, president of the Center on Education Policy, which has closely tracked state responses to No Child Left Behind.
The dossier endorses our view that the UN route is the most sensible course of action in dealing with Saddam Hussein.
Using this case, students can understand the workings of thrift cooperatives in an international rural setting and discuss strategic courses of action in dealing with the organizations' problems.
Integrated water-resource management (IWRM) is a preferred course of action in dealing with the complex and difficult problems of all the varieties of water management in Afghanistan.
In "Recalcitrant North Korea" (editorial, Nov. 4), you contend that further patient diplomacy is the right course of action in dealing with the dangerous government of North Korea.
David Cameron urged eurozone leaders to follow Britain's "bold and decisive" action in dealing with its crisis as he warned that the continent was facing a "perilous" moment.
