The phrase "actions to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific tasks or steps that need to be finished in a process or project.
Example: "Please list the actions to complete before the deadline to ensure everything is on track."
Alternatives: "tasks to finish" or "steps to take".
Taking memory tests and so-called executive function tests that required them to perform a series of actions to complete a task, patients did better after the procedure than before.
"The banks have reported completing many actions to complete deficiencies," said Bryan Hubbard, a spokesman for the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency.
The circulating nurses share the observation task with each other (Link 4) and then they plan the sequence of actions to complete that task (Link 5).
In the taxonomy we categorised the procedure in 5 different Goal Oriented Phases (GOP): 1. the incision phase 2. the femoral phase 3. the acetabulum phase 4. the stem phase 5. the closure pase Each GOP was subdivided in Goal Oriented Actions (GOA) and each GOA is subdivided in Separate Actions (SA) thereby defining all the necessary actions to complete the procedure.
Using innovative optogenetic tools and a method of immunostaining known as CLARITY, they will examine the roles that specific neurons associated with particular regions of the brain play in processing sensory input and choosing actions to complete various parts of a task.
Individuals who feel confident in their ability to perform the required actions to complete CRCS are better able to overcome barriers and get CRCS.
But Cameron made clear that his priority for the summit was securing action to complete the single market, boost trade and stimulate growth.
An extensive on-going feasibility study by local, state, and federal organizations, therefore, is examining aspects of various dam-treatment scenarios that range from no action to complete dam removal.
In their news conference on Saturday, Mr. Ahern, along with Romano Prodi, who heads the cabinetlike European Commission, and Pat Cox, president of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, called for swift action to complete a European constitution for approval at a meeting of leaders in June.
Thus, in response to the question "What did the [flashforward] image make you want to do?", five themes emerged: take action to complete suicide, not take action to complete suicide, behavioural distraction, cognitive distraction/ suppression, and social/ behavioural avoidance.
Thus, strikingly, the bipolar group was more than twice as likely to report in the interview that the images made them want to take action to complete suicide.
