The phrase "actions sustained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions that are maintained or continued over a period of time.
Example: "The organization's actions sustained over the years have led to significant improvements in community welfare."
Alternatives: "ongoing actions" or "continued efforts".
At one time, in Spain, it was criminal to publish details about an encounter or even the refusal of one, lest such actions sustain the custom.
More than sex, what you're drugged by is fighting and pursuits: I've never seen violent physical action sustained over such a span in a novel.
In lieu of domestic action, sustained international pressure on Naypyidaw - something that an influential country such as the UK could help to instigate - is surely required to prevent a future catastrophe from taking place.
Getting parents, especially poor parents of girls,to put their children in school - and keep them in school - demands concerted action, sustained support and political leadership.
"Economic and regulatory headwinds may be challenging, but the momentum that our people and restructuring actions have sustained thus far in the R.B.S. recovery plan should continue to stand us in good stead".
It is a mobile and changing accent that reinforces the action, sustains the mood, and focuses the attention of the audience.
State action sustains the maximal amount of freedom consistent with identical freedom for all without reducing it.
Given the importance of the mechanism of action sustaining the toxic effect for the malaria parasite, this work aims to answer two questions: (1) Is de novo biosynthesis of PC involved in the antimalarial activity of albitiazolium? (2) How does the drug affect the biosynthetic pathway?
Those segregationist rules and norms and the personal attitudes and actions that sustained them are unfolded with a clear, forceful, analytical, and unstinting specificity.
These actions were sustained in the presence of angiotensin II and sodium depletion.
