The phrase "actions merit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the value or worthiness of certain actions, often in a context of evaluation or judgment.
Example: "The committee will assess whether the actions merit further investigation."
Alternatives: "actions deserve" or "actions warrant".
"At a minimum, her actions merit investigation for judicial misconduct".
He likened her action to aiding in the escape of a suspected violent criminal and called her decision "outrageous conduct by any measure," adding that "her actions merit investigation for judicial misconduct".
Given the scope of her civil rights activism in the wake of the Lincoln Memorial concert, and even more so in light of her eventual performances at Constitution Hall and the Metropolitan Opera, Anderson's actions merit broader speculation and comment.
But although the tribunal said that Renault's actions "merit permanent disqualification" from the Formula One world championship, it did not expel the Renault team or impose a heavy fine on the company, France's largest car manufacturer.
While the tribunal said that Renault's actions "merit permanent disqualification" from the Formula One world championship, it noted the company, France's largest car manufacturer, had apologized unreservedly to the F.I.A. and to the sport for the harm caused by its actions.
A premise of deserving, that certain actions merit reward while others merit punishment.
EY Dubai had concluded Kaloti's actions merited a rating of "breach of review protocol and zero tolerance".
Verizon Wireless may also been have moved to change its mind when the Federal Communications Commission put out word earlier Friday that it thought the company's actions merited closer scrutiny.
Our metabolomics analysis results suggest that nutritional therapy through rice bran's multi-faceted antimicrobial actions merits testing in medical clinical applications to mitigate microbial resistance.
In addition, follow-up interviews to review how device malfunctions were handled after they reported errors to the hospital and compare the results to their written policies and procedures that explicitly states the principals and course of actions merits an investigation.
De Villiers said he did not think the action merited the yellow card Burger received, let alone the red the Lions felt he warranted.
