The phrase "actions signals" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "action signals"? If this is the case, you can use it in contexts related to communication or behavior, particularly in fields like psychology or behavioral science.
Example: "In nonverbal communication, action signals can convey emotions more powerfully than words."
Alternatives: "behavioral cues" or "nonverbal signals".
They cover situations in which the meaning of each party's actions, signals, and desires may have been ambiguous to the other, or misapprehended by one or both sides.
The response to the Australian's comments and actions signals a much-needed culture shift in the arena of competitive sport where a new motivation is emerging among clean athletes.
Prolactin which, among other actions, signals mammals to begin lactating flips on the glow of lantern sharks.
From the beginning, President Clinton's actions signaled that he was an unenthusiastic supporter of a national missile defense.
Hasen said the Justice Department's recent actions signaled an admission that Congress may be unwilling to act.
To Thomas J. Scotto, the president of the Detectives' Endowment Association -- the union that represents the members of the Street Crime Unit -- the commissioner's actions signal the elite squad's demise.
The actions signaled that many on Capitol Hill have run out of patience with the administration's handling of the financial rescue.
Internationally, the congressional actions signal to U.S. allies that other American leaders will continue to push hard for a more pro-NATO orientation in U.S. policy.
The general did not mention the United States by name, but the speech was clearly a reply to United States statements and actions signaling that dictatorships of the anti-Communist right would be opposed along with those of the pro-Soviet left.
What do these actions signal about the future of CSR and corporate giving?
But their actions signal to these customers who are "different" that you don't belong here.
