The phrase "actions obtained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions that have been acquired or achieved, often in a formal or analytical setting.
Example: "The report outlines the various actions obtained during the investigation, highlighting key findings and recommendations."
Alternatives: "actions acquired" or "actions achieved".
To support the assembly operation actions obtained through virtual assembly simulation, a product assembly model is proposed.
The algorithm is designed in such a way that players make decisions based on estimates of the other players' actions obtained from local neighbors.
A comparison between flood actions obtained through numerical simulations and with formulations available in literature is presented, with the specific purpose of emphasize the differences due to the dynamic amplification effects.
This was peculiar to Sertorius, that the chief command was, by his whole party, freely yielded to him, as to the person of the greatest merit and renown, whereas Eumenes had many who contested the office with him, and only by his actions obtained the superiority.
The structural elements in which plastic hinges are located are over-sized with respect to the seismic actions obtained by the use of the design spectrum, while the elements that shall remain elastic are over-sized with respect to dissipative elements.
We denote by ωact|rem the series of remote actions obtained from ωact after deleting local actions, and by ωact|loc the series of local actions obtained from ωact after deleting remote actions.
Thereby, its actions obtain an ethical dignity or moral purity that approximates the sublimity of what Kant called the "kingdom of ends": a noumenal realm of pure morality, unaffected by the vagaries of experience.
As a matter of constitutional analysis, supporters of affirmative action obtained both rulings they needed to keep raising minority student representation, legal scholars said.
Also, any cocycle action obtained by reducing a Bernoulli action of a group G as above on N="⊗¯g∈G(Mn×n(C),tr g to the algebra pNp, for p a projection in N, p≠0,1, cannot be perturbed to a genuine action.
The proposed control strategy consists of two terms: (1) a feedforward control action, obtained off-line via a receding horizon technique, to guarantee the trajectory following in absence of external disturbances; (2) an output feedback control action to compensate for possible misalignment between the desired trajectory and the actual one.
It follows that the action obtained from a large-deviation principle is identical to the action (3.11) derived using formal path-integral methods.
