The phrase "actions that can help" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing specific measures or steps that may provide assistance or improvement in a situation.
Example: "There are several actions that can help improve your productivity at work, such as setting clear goals and minimizing distractions."
Alternatives: "measures that may assist" or "steps that could aid".
These are all important actions that can help prevent the spread of germs and reduce the risk of flu transmission," he said.
I'm not suggesting that people in their 60s and 70s start dressing and acting like 20-somethings, but there are any number of age-appropriate actions that can help people see themselves — and help others see them — as sexually desirable beings.
The paper concludes with suggestions and actions that can help overcome these existing barriers.
Restricting groundwater extraction, changing water consumption pattern, improving agriculture methods and artificial recharge are some of the necessary actions that can help preventing the future problems.
The pedagogy course introduces LAs to the educational research literature, learning theory, and strategies that support eliciting student ideas within STEM disciplines and using these ideas to guide questioning and actions that can help individuals in groups work together to make sense of a topic.
Within the co-evolving context of environmental management research in dryland Africa and the policy approaches designed to mitigate land degradation, few academic analyses have deconstructed the practical 'bottom-up' actions that can help to channel scientific research into national decision-making and policy.
Housing spokesperson Rhodri Glyn Thomas said: "It's high time that it finally took action that can help prospective homebuyers in Wales.
The archaeological record has been described as a key to the long-term consequences of human action that can help guide our decisions today.
Here are two critical and important calls to action that can help get us there.
That is why I answered the president's call to put hope back right here in our Manhattan Congressional District and decided to take action that can help alleviate the pain of those who are unemployed.
I would describe it as a kind of "action research" that can help ensure Amref's interventions are as effective as possible, and replicable by others.
