The phrase "actions received" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions that have been acknowledged or taken in response to a request or situation.
Example: "We have documented all the actions received from the team during the meeting."
Alternatives: "actions taken" or "responses received".
While the navy's actions received no punishment, this strongly contrasts with the Australian government's aggressive crackdown on the boats of our Indonesian neighbours and its ongoing effects on their families, who suffer punitive circumstances.
It's not surprising to me that someone of Plaschke's age would harken back to days of yore to spin tales of "how it should be done," ignoring the very real response such actions received in their time.
Her mother, with whom relations have cooled because of her disapproval of her daughter's actions, received a death threat against Dana's life.
Capaldi's actions received favorable coverage from the Autism Daily Newscast.
Unlike the Wizard, when the Voice smashed, burned, or stole something, produced terrifying shrieks, or kept the family praying all night long, these actions received a pious interpretation.
The gay New York subway passenger who became a viral sensation after footage of him standing up to a preacher spewing a homophobic rant says he initially felt "very vulnerable" with the international attention his actions received.
On social media, free from editorial interference, those same actions receive almost blanket approval.
Its actions receive heavy scrutiny, not least from regulators competing for headlines.In contrast, ICE's areas of expertise are poorly understood by the larger public.
And in the polls, contentious actions receive negative favor.
Expecting nothing but "a well done Jochen" when he landed, he was thoroughly criticised for his actions, receiving three days of confinement for failing to carry out an order.
Draghi's action received a glowing critical reception across Europe.
