The phrase "actions indicated that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest that certain behaviors or actions provide evidence or imply a conclusion about a situation or person's intentions.
Example: "The team's actions indicated that they were fully committed to the project, as they worked late into the night to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "behaviors suggested that" or "conduct implied that".
In recent weeks, though, Parcells's actions indicated that he was leaning toward staying with the Jets.
Consumer groups, which generally have opposed the merger, said this week's combined actions indicated that the deal was falling apart.
Though American officials were publicly vague about the nature of the threat, their actions indicated that Yemen was a potential target.
Additionally, the workers who undertook one or more preventive actions, indicated that they perceived the (future) effect of their actions on their health status and work ability to be sufficient.
Our rapid assessment of the status of actions indicates that the level of progress reported for at least 32 of these 151 actions (around 21%) has been overstated.
Mr Gross's own actions indicate that this is the case: he has sold his Treasury-bond holdings in advance.
"Although recent enforcement actions indicate that priorities have changed, we need to understand how the S.E.C. will revise compliance programs to detect and halt future fund abuses".
The intelligence agency's past actions indicate that its interests -- or, at a minimum, those of former agency officials -- have often dovetailed with the interests of Mr. Pearl's kidnappers, as reflected in their original demands.
There are plenty of reasons to be cynical about this, but so far, Google's actions indicate that it plans to do exactly what it says it will.
Rather, the voting on the final issues of the group actions indicates that the experts think and argue on the basis of their individual expertise, shown by a normal distribution of mean and standard deviation.
When pressed to provide a justification, subjects typically focus on nonexistent harms associated with the actions, indicating that conscious reasoning is not a good predictor of their judgment of wrongness.
