The phrase "actions noted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to acknowledge that certain actions have been observed or recorded, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "After reviewing the meeting minutes, I can confirm that all actions noted will be addressed in the next session."
Alternatives: "actions recorded" or "actions acknowledged".
The Indian Navy has defended its actions, noting that it fired only after being fired on.
Ms. Reno stood by her actions, noting that an investigation of the Waco siege by former Senator John Danforth, a Republican, cleared her of any wrongdoing.
A spokesman for Police Minister Nathi Mthethwa defended police actions, noting that the police had initially tried to peacefully disperse the crowd, using water cannons and tear gas.
He described a brisk pace for some transition actions, noting, for example, that fact-finding teams would review more than 100 agencies and commissions starting next week to aid in decisions on budget, personnel and policy.
Mr. Conaty, the G.E. executive, said the company was not alone in its actions, noting that three-fourths of the nation's employers had increased employee contributions to their health coverage.
But he said he would not favor withholding American aid as a lever to change Russia's actions, noting that most of the money goes toward dismantling Russia's nuclear arsenal.
Later today, Mr. Cline and Ms. Hollander faxed to the appeals court a response to the government's actions, noting their anger at what they said was deceptive behavior that violated some of the court's own rules.
Sumption told the Lords the high court made several incorrect assumptions about the law and the agency's actions, noting that some of the key evidence had been "redacted", or heavily edited, for security and diplomatic reasons.
Thousands joined them for the counter-demonstration the next morning.On May 19th, Mr Ivanishvili praised the police for their actions, noting that 20 policemen were injured in the violence.
