The phrase "actions that you can take" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing options or steps that someone is able to pursue in a given situation.
Example: "In order to improve your health, here are some actions that you can take: exercise regularly, eat a balanced diet, and get enough sleep."
Alternatives: "steps you can take" or "measures you can implement".
The specifics of a possible peace deal – and the actions that you can take to support it – can be found at sudanactionnow.org.
It can then recommend actions that you can take to get those visitors to become customers, and even implement steps you assign when visitors match specific profiles you set up based on your converting traffic.
If you haven't had an Android or Apple device strapped to your wrist for the past few years (has it really only been three?), then you'll be satisfied with "just alerts". But for someone coming from a smartwatch, the lack of actions that you can take with those alerts can get frustrating.
Workarounds are those strategies, behaviors or actions that you can take that are akin to the jury-rigged mast.
Here are two immediate actions that you can take in the next few weeks to make a difference for black mothers and babies everywhere.
If you're interested in the specifics of a possible peace deal -- and in actions that you can take to support it -- go to SudanActionNow.org.
If you want to be happier, however you construe the specifics of that, you can take actions to be happier.
So if there's any action that you can take that's within your domain or within your realm of responsibility, then take that action.
Decide on one small action that you can take today.
Now, write down one small action that you can take today to move yourself closer to this goal.
There still needs to be a national remedy, and while you have voiced support for a constitutional amendment, there is a singular action that you can take right now to help restore public faith in elections and combat corrosive influences.
