The phrase "actions outlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific actions that have been described or detailed in a document or discussion.
Example: "The report includes all the actions outlined in the previous meeting to ensure accountability."
Alternatives: "described actions" or "specified actions".
Ed Dumas, LIPA's vice president for communications, said enough gas was available for all of the actions outlined in LIPA's master plan.
"The company remains focused on our turnaround initiatives and liquidity-raising actions outlined in July," said a G.M. spokeswoman, Renee Reneed-MeRenee
"This historical reference does NOT condone, celebrate or glorify any of the notorious actions outlined in your letter," Mr. Petrone wrote.
At the same time, the Senate majority leader, Tom Daschle of South Dakota, made it clear that criminal penalties would be perfectly appropriate for the actions outlined in the Enron documents.
Were either of you surprised by either of these actions outlined in this letter when it comes to obstruction of justice — by Mueller declining to make a call, or by Barr being so quick to make a call?
The American actions, outlined by Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, end a ban on the import of Iranian food and handicrafts, accelerate talks on resolving competing financial claims going back to the 1979 Iranian revolution and ease licensing rules for cultural and academic exchanges.
And in many ways Mr. Trump has acted on that vision during his first week in office — from the description of "American carnage" he laid out in his inauguration speech to a series of executive actions outlining policies on trade agreements, immigration and the building of a border wall.
For him, such reason explanations do not appeal to empirical generalizations but to normative principles of actions outlining how a person should act in a particular situation.
I also fully support the further action outlined by the home secretary.
World Rugby's taking independent action outlined a level of dissatisfaction with that move, leaving the Six Nations disciplinary process under almost as much scrutiny as Marler himself.
"We are glad to see the recommendations with regard to the restraint and control of patients and the establishing of a national system of training in this regard". "We have been calling for the kind of action outlined in this report for years.
