The phrase "actions that stem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions that originate from or are a result of a particular cause or situation.
Example: "The actions that stem from poor communication can lead to misunderstandings and conflict within the team."
Alternatives: "actions that arise" or "actions that result".
Perhaps it was a fitting twist that after the N.C.A.A. penalized Penn State for actions that stemmed from a coach accumulating too much power while pursuing the career victories record, one of the ensuing discussion topics was who would take over that besmirched victories record.
Nordstrom highlighted the actions that helped stem the spread of Ebola in West Africa, which he noted was the largest Ebola outbreak ever — both in scale and magnitude.
Murphy, who launched the filibuster, vowed to keep talking "as long as I can" in order to spark action that would "stem this epidemic of gun violence and in particular this epidemic of mass shootings".
But what was of overriding importance was to grasp that there were deeper reasons for people taking outrageous actions that only appear to stem from religion.
The board investigates public complaints of excessive force, abuse of authority, discourtesy and offensive language, in most cases stemming from actions that do not rise to the level of a crime.
She said many U.S. complaints stem from Chinese actions that "erode the international system, or that slowly eat away at a rules-based order and universal rights, or that give one nation an unfair advantage..."...
However, actions that are deleterious to the endogenous stem cell, such as exogenous DNA damage or the removal of crucial transcription factors such as C-Myc (Muncan et al, 2006), triggers the death of the stem cell and subsequent re-population of the crypt from a previously quiescent stem cell.
Eytan Buchman, said only that Mr. Adnan's latest detention "stems from involvement in actions that threaten regional security".
Critics of Mr. Putin say that Russia, at his direction, has extended a lifeline to the Assad government, an old ally, and repeatedly used its veto in the United Nations Security Council to block international action that could have stemmed the violence in Syria and prevented many of the deaths of the more than 100,000 people killed in the conflict thus far.
