The phrase "actions that result" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the outcomes or consequences of specific actions taken.
Example: "The actions that result from poor planning can lead to significant setbacks in a project."
Alternatives: "actions that lead to" or "actions that cause".
"We aren't interested in actions that result in fruitless shuffling around in the departments.
I don't know how much of life is instantaneous and how much of it is considered, planned actions that result in where you are.
But there was also tough talk directed at Israel, including "deep concern over Israeli military actions that result in the killing of innocent Palestinians and other civilians".
An event is equivalent to an error, or sequence of errors, or a combination of acts or actions that result in an error.
BI investments are wasted unless they are connected to specific business goals, analyses, decisions, and actions that result in improved performance.
Concluding his remarks, Boehner said that he hoped his lawsuit would send a "powerful message" to President Obama: "If you stubbornly continue to take actions that result in tangible outcomes, you will be very, very sorry".
The tribunal said they had cooperated in actions that resulted in the forced deportation of about 800,000 Kosovo Albanians.
"I am deeply sorry for the actions that resulted in this circumstance," he said in a statement on Sunday night.
The American Embassy released a statement in the evening condemning "the actions that resulted in the death and injury of civilians and security personnel in Hawija".
Her latest book, "I Heard the Sirens Scream," offers a detailed account of the 2001 anthrax attacks and the bioterrorism policy actions that resulted.
Three of the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission's five members recommended that federal regulators deny Qwest's application, citing company actions that resulted in a $26 million fine by the state, according to a filing with the Federal Communications Commission.
