The phrase "actions ordered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a series of actions that have been arranged or instructed to be carried out.
Example: "The actions ordered by the manager were implemented immediately to ensure project success."
Alternatives: "directed actions" or "instructed actions".
Citing that view, some Republican senators raised concerns that F.B.I. actions ordered by Mr. Mueller could be challenged on the theory that he was no longer lawfully the director.
The proposals, outlined during a morning news conference steps from Police Headquarters, were similar to many of the actions ordered by Judge Shira A. Scheindlin in her decision in the federal stop-and-frisk lawsuit last week.
Within a month, the Barchester Healthcare home had been turned round, thanks to the manager being replaced and a series of other urgent actions ordered by the Care Quality Commission CQCC) inspectorate.
There were echoes of past war crimes trials at Nuremberg after World War II, and at The Hague after the wars of the 1990's that ravaged the former Yugoslavia, when one after another of the men argued that he could not be held personally accountable for actions ordered by others, or carried out in the name of the "leadership," meaning Mr. Hussein and a handful of men in his innermost circle.
Pohl, who was surprised by the action, ordered the agency on Thursday to disconnect the equipment.
Mr. O'Brien, determined to take decisive action, ordered in United Nations troops, but the operation ended in disarray.
The Commission said it had now opened a statutory inquiry after the trust failed to undertake an unspecified action ordered following an inspection in July.
Thanks to those children, Mr Lopez hopes he will now be shielded from deportation, under the terms of the executive action ordered by Barack Obama.
That action, ordered by a judge, was based on new testing of a semen sample taken from the victim showing that it is from an unidentified man who is not one of the three defendants.
In addition to its suit regarding the order's constitutionality, Washington's Attorney General is also seeking a temporary restraining order to" immediately halt" what it believes to be the unlawful action ordered by Trump.
He went on to say that the team respects the investigation and will accept the findings and any disciplinary action ordered by the NFL.
