The phrase "actions to adopt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific measures or steps that should be taken or implemented in a particular context.
Example: "The committee outlined several actions to adopt in order to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "measures to implement" or "steps to take".
Instead of pining for state action to adopt a uniform standard, we should agree on a new standard: that the voter is responsible for knowing the issues and finding them on the ballot.
A "go slow" approach was not an altogether unreasonable course of action to adopt.
The primary limit on Congressional action to adopt a stable, consistent approach to internet governance is a bipartisan lack of will.
Additionally a well-defined architecture can support event based monitoring in ensuring the prompt dissemination of events' occurrence to the interested parties who would subsequently make judgment on the course of action to adopt.
The Illinois General Assembly even passed a resolution last week urging "President Obama and the United States Congress to take immediate action to adopt meaningful heath care system reform in keeping with the Obama administration's articulated goals".
The proposed strategies in the literature are important components for a plan of action to adopt within participating schools.
Fair Trade in Tourism South Africa and tourism industry players has announced a call to action to adopt and sign the International Code against Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children in Travel and Tourism.
Spinoza criticises people who, believing "that man rather disturbs than follows the order of nature, that he has absolute power over his actions", tend to adopt a misguidedly moralistic attitude.
Recommended actions needed to adopt these lessons include: assessing the cultural modification of the restoration location; including a social scientist on the restoration team; identifying multiple stakeholders; integrating technical knowledge of experts and local wisdom of residents; and implementing flexibility in governance to facilitate project resilience.
The model proposes that people pass through a series of progressively more committed stages in the course of changing a health-related behavior: Precontemplation (not even thinking about the target behavior), Contemplation (currently not doing the behavior, but considering the adoption of the behavior), Action (beginning to adopt the behavior), and Maintenance (sustaining the behavior over time).
