The phrase "actions in response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing measures or behaviors taken as a reaction to a specific situation or stimulus.
Example: "The government implemented several actions in response to the economic crisis to stabilize the market."
Alternatives: "measures taken in reaction" or "steps in reply".
She defended her actions in response to the incident and, while still accepting formal responsibility, said she had had no direct role in specific discussions beforehand regarding consulate security.
I was anti-Soviet and anti-Communist and was appalled by arguments that Soviet repression and the invasion of Hungary were defensive actions in response to Cold War aggression for which the United States bore prime responsibility.
For good reasons, Washington has generally not launched offensive military actions in response to unrealized threats.
In a sense, these are symbolic actions in response to a symbolic vote.
A reporter for The Washington Times recounts the White House's actions in response to 9/11.
The current time line of Trump's actions in response to the investigation is damning.
She pledged other actions in response to continued reforms, though she did not spell them out.
The baby was killed accidentally by defensive actions in response to a mortar attack by Palestinian Arabs in a civilian area.
In a statement, Ernst said it had taken "significant remedial actions" in response to the board report, but added, "We recognize we can and will continue to improve".
We are making good progress against our refreshed strategy and are taking the right actions in response to a challenging environment - managing costs very tightly, disposing of non-core businesses and optimising the deployment of capital.
The US's inability to back threats with tangible actions in response to Iran's nuclear trickery has cost America a key non-proliferation tool and suggested the waning of a global power.
