The phrase "actions in progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe activities that are currently happening or ongoing.
Example: "The report highlights the various actions in progress to improve community safety."
Alternatives: "ongoing activities" or "current actions".
He believed that every gossip writer should have five or six legal actions in progress at any time - it proved that they were doing their job effectively.
But, he said, Qwest is renegotiating those agreements, and, in any event, has numerous actions in progress to prevent such a default, reverse the most recent cut in the company's credit rating and re-enter the commercial paper market.
A bevy of experiments in recent years suggest that the conscious mind is like a monkey riding a tiger of subconscious decisions and actions in progress, frantically making up stories about being in control.
Gillespie in effect films the entire action as hypotheticals, in a cinematic conditional mood that's emphasized throughout the film both by the interpolated staged interviews and by characters' asides to the camera, addressing the viewer with winking interpretations of the actions in progress.
We use the future continuous to describe actions in progress at a future point in time.
One is all about habits, the other describes actions in progress...but which is which?
Speakers make use of glottalization of TCU-initial vowels in their design of next TCUs as new actions; whereas vowel linking contributes to the design of continuing actions-in-progress.
An intention with which one is doing A is an intentional-action-in-progress that explains one's doing it.
And just this week, Amazon announced four new Alexa Skills Kit built-in intents that help users of third-party apps more easily navigate the skills, including being able to navigate to the next item in a list, pause an action in-progress, go back to a previous item, or resume an action.
An example of a verbal affix is -jian in kanjian 'see' and tingjian 'hear.' Important verb particles are -le (completed action), -guo (past action), and -zhe (action in progress).
Mr. Qazi, the military commander, told me that in Irbil an "action in progress," like a suicide bomber trying to drive through barriers outside the Interior Ministry, is foiled about once a month.
