The phrase "actions involved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the specific activities or steps that are part of a process or situation.
Example: "In the project, the actions involved include planning, execution, and evaluation."
Alternatives: "activities included" or "steps taken".
The previous actions involved HIV, noncommunicable diseases and Ebola.
He says these actions involved "disruptive and intimidating behaviour" on 3 December.
Portsmouth Local Safeguarding Children Board (LSCB) said it would be examining all the actions involved in the case.
One of those actions involved the hanging of a giant plunger above Tony Abbott's electorate office, and a banner saying "unblock the climate blockers".
Through the plea deal he was sentenced to three years and four months in prison, but Lavis's lawyer claimed his actions involved "nothing truly non-consensual".
In a statement on Friday night, the LSCB said: "The review will look at all the actions involved and the findings will be made public.
Granted, those actions involved religion, white ethnicity, and class, but even in black-white race relations there were some bright spots.
The two have worked together for several years in pursuit of deeper knowledge about interactions between sensory feedback and motor actions involved in control of the hand.
Most of the protest actions involved innocuous displays of political theater, conducted in a spirit of good-humored cooperation with local police forces.
"The last actions involved people the length and breadth of the country, including parents, and the latest actions are likely to involve similar groups," he said.
He wrote: "Conservatives argue that the defence that the law offers a householder should be much clearer, and that prosecutions and convictions should only happen in cases where courts judge the actions involved to be grossly disproportionate".
