The phrase "actions should be treated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain behaviors or actions ought to be regarded or handled in a specific context.
Example: "In this organization, all actions should be treated with the utmost seriousness to ensure accountability."
Alternatives: "actions ought to be regarded" or "actions must be handled".
His actions should be treated as murder, plain and simple.
Another said: "We are now the laughing stock of the country". Two complainants said the council's actions should be treated as a crime.
If what the CIA's intelligence report suggests is confirmed to be true, these actions should be treated by Washington as a hostile act toward the United States meant to disrupt the durability of our democracy, and by extension the safety of the world.
The key question "Off the Rails" raises is how McCollum's actions should be treated.
Specifically, preemption doctrine has yet to resolve the extent to which executive action should be treated differently from legislation, or to grapple with the considerable range of diverse governmental activities that march under the banner of executive agency action.
Don't play favorites when it comes to promotions, disciplinary actions, etc. Everybody should be treated the same.
He learned that human beings should be treated with the utmost respect, that life was sacred and how each of his actions were important.
Rick Santorum's Anti-Abortion Politics Would Have Killed His Own Wife – Jezebel Let's get down to brass tacks: Presidential candidate Rick Santorum, Personhood Pledge-signing, Griswold vs Connecticut-opposing, Mr Ban Abortion in All Circumstances With No Exception for the Life of the Mother, believes that the actions of his own wife should be treated as criminal.
In the absolutistic interpretation of the equality principle, there is little room for specific actions directed toward ethnic minorities as they should be treated as everybody else.
Justice Scalia asked why criminal prosecutions should be treated differently from government actions for civil penalties.
