The phrase "actions of war" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific military operations or behaviors that occur during a conflict or war.
Example: "The actions of war often lead to significant changes in the political landscape of a region."
Alternatives: "military operations" or "acts of warfare".
Further, the actual armed conflict must be both intentional and widespread: isolated clashes between rogue officers, or border patrols, do not count as actions of war.
"I find the notion of a plant being 'invasive' intriguing," Schmitz said, "since the term is normally used to describe actions of war.
Byrskog and collaborators [ 18] explored immigrant Somali women's experiences of war and violence before migration to Sweden and discovered that the actions of war had created fear, experiences of loss, and separation from family.
Macrae and Zwi distinguish between acts of omission and acts of commission when evaluating how the actions of warring parties may lead to hunger or famine [ 21].
The concern of films like it is of the immediate action of war, which in real life happens in unexpected, violent bursts of seconds or minutes.
The show has a high budget, focuses on the action of war and uses a competent writing style that doesn't try anything weird.
The raids became a symbol of the "terror bombing" campaign against Germany, which was one of the most controversial Allied actions of the war.
They took part in some of the bloodiest actions of the war and established reputations as elite shock troops, at the price of heavy casualties.
It was difficult, he says, to arrive at the truth of the speeches made whether he heard them himself or received a report from others and of the actions of the war.
The Liverpool Scottish fought one of its last actions of the war, at La Bassée Canal, in October.
The LRDG's last actions of the war, in April and May 1945, were to help Tito's partisans capture German-held islands off Dalmatia.
