The phrase "actions taken to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the steps or measures that have been executed to put a plan or idea into effect.
Example: "The actions taken to implement the new policy were well-received by the staff."
Alternatives: "measures adopted to execute" or "steps carried out to enforce".
"In March 2008, F.D.A. officials indicated that a progress report on actions taken to implement the 'food protection plan' would be issued in April 2008," the report says.
2, 2013], the Secretary of Commerce, in consultation with the heads of other Federal departments and agencies as appropriate, shall submit to Congress a report describing the actions taken to implement this section, including identification of resource shortfalls or other constraints on effective end-use monitoring of satellites and related items described in subsection (a).
"They oblige states to report regularly on actions taken to implement the protocols".
The model focuses on the content of the change, how the actions taken to implement the change are received and developed, and the context, along with intermediate and final outcomes [ 26, 32, 34].
In this structure, mechanisms equate to interventions or actions taken to implement the driver and the effect is the outcome (defined in terms of supply of and demand for immunization).
There is a well-recognized need for a holistic case-study approach addressing the content of the intervention, how the actions taken to implement change are received and developed, the intervention context, and intervention outcomes [ 24, 25].
The Commissioner of Social Security shall review such a determination before any action is taken to implement the determination.
The draft revised Reporting Format is divided into four sections, viz (i) Background information on each country, (ii) Priority food security issues and the implementation of the WFS Plan of Action, (iii) Measures taken to implement specific objectives and recommended actions under each commitment, and (iv) Lessons learned – a review of best practices or constraints encountered in reducing hunger.
However, little actions have been taken to implement such recommendations in a comprehensive manner.
Fourth, the steering and project group will be consulted about the several top-3 intervention lists and possible actions to be taken to implement the interventions.
But no action has been taken to implement the declaration, and very little has been done to help women in ethnic minority communities, the WLB says.
