The phrase "actions seeking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing efforts or initiatives aimed at achieving a particular goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization is focused on actions seeking to improve community health and well-being."
Alternatives: "efforts aimed at" or "initiatives pursuing".
The cases before Judge Buchwald represent a raft of class actions seeking billions of dollars in damages that were consolidated into a single proceeding.
He has said he's recovered approximately $1.5 billion for victims through Sept. 30, and has filed actions seeking to recover about $18.5 billion.
But since then, they have brought several administrative and legal actions seeking to have their ban overturned and were successful in getting the ban reduced to 12 years.
Journalists, says Dobbs, constantly call him and fish for negative quotes about radicals planning illegal actions, seeking to create what he calls a "good protester/bad protester" dichotomy.
And defendants preferred it, he noted, because if they were forced to acknowledge their bad behavior, private plaintiffs would pile on with civil actions seeking monetary damages far greater than anything regulators were likely to impose.
Eric R. Brown, a lawyer for the union, said it planned to file a charge with the State Board of Labor Relations that the town's actions seeking to prohibit the union from speaking out represented bad-faith bargaining.
"Senator Lambie's actions seek to undermine the interests of the Australian people in preference to her own".
McDonald's chief executive, Jim Skinner, has pushed back at what he calls the "food police," arguing that these actions seek to deprive families of choice.
The actions seek to control the first outbreak of monkeypox in the Americas and to prevent importing it and other diseases endemic elsewhere in the world.
"Our actions seek to preserve competition that keeps premiums down and drives insurers to collaborate with doctors and hospitals to provide better healthcare for all Americans".
Republican leaders had signed on to an extreme remedy for Clinton's private sexual behavior; there actions sought to nullify the 1996 presidential election.
