The phrase "actions outstanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to tasks or responsibilities that have not yet been completed or resolved.
Example: "The report highlights the actions outstanding that need to be addressed before the project can move forward."
Alternatives: "pending actions" or "unresolved actions".
It too has prompted no complaints to the bureau and has no government actions outstanding.
In addition, it would serve to identify potentially unwell patients, actions outstanding and an opportunity for decision making on a large number of patients in a short time.
Your bill paying information, the number and type of accounts you have, late payments, collection actions, outstanding debt, and how long you have had the accounts are all taken into consideration.
Dualit XL1500 Food Processor: £259, johnlewis.com This can be hit and miss on slicing and grating, but its kneading, chopping, mixing and blending actions are outstanding.
The regulator said the firm would be compensating customers who received the letters, which threatened legal action over outstanding debts.
(Scott) 'The Oscar Nominated Short Films 2012' Nearly half a dozen of the 14 shorts in 3 categories (documentary, animated and live action) are outstanding.
And, even if ultimately cleared, their careers have been damaged – for example, they cannot apply to be judges while disciplinary action is outstanding.
The regulator said the firm would be compensating around 45,000 customers who received the letters, which threatened legal action over outstanding debts.
Amazing performances, pulse-pounding action, and outstanding visuals make it one of the best superhero movies of all time.
They also review any pre-start-up safety reviews to ensure all outstanding actions are completed and fully signed off.
"There is therefore a foolproof method of ensuring that the trust is held to account in respect of all outstanding actions and that learning from incidents can take place to prevent recurrence," he said.
