The phrase "actions to date" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to actions or activities that have been completed up until the present moment.
Example: "The report summarizes the actions to date regarding the project’s progress and outcomes."
Alternatives: "actions so far" or "actions thus far".
In their actions to date, the governments of North Korea and Iran threaten to take us down this dangerous slope.
Mayoral aides have also withheld praise, dismissing Mr. Levy's actions to date as small and largely symbolic.
Whether the government of President Omar al-Bashir has followed the letter of the country's law in its actions to date is beside the point.
But the CGF commitment and the actions to date prove that major corporate players are prepared to work together and put aside their competitive difference to confront shared challenges.
The impact of the Fed's actions to date even on short-term interbank rates is inconclusive; its ability to influence much larger, globally integrated bond markets is even less certain.
Eight days later in Paterson, N.J., then a center of silk manufacturing, another event began that is better known to social historians: the Silk Strike of 1913, one of the biggest union actions to date in American labor history.
But the $900 million case against the former WaMu officials is its biggest and most prominent action to date.
With exceptions, their modest role in national and global debates on climate action to date has been striking given how much they have to lose.
Susan M. Karten, a lawyer for Anne Peyton Bryant, one of 59 women who have reported being attacked on June 11, said the police action to date was insufficient on its face.
Still, many economists have criticized the government's policy action to date as inadequate and as dominated by political posturing ahead of the elections.
