The phrase "actions to demonstrate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific activities or behaviors intended to show or prove something.
Example: "The team implemented several actions to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "steps to illustrate" or "measures to show".
"With unhurried, exaggerated actions to demonstrate just how much he relished them".
The new president must begin with symbolic actions to demonstrate that the life of an Afghan, an Iraqi or a Muslim is worth no less than that of an American.
"We have taken note, however, of the desire of other member states to give Iran a last chance to stop its evasions," he added, "and have agreed today to join in the call on Iran to take 'essential and urgent' actions to demonstrate that it has done so".
"We have to wait to see what the real willingness of the FARC is, translated into concrete actions, to demonstrate to Colombians that they are really going to give up kidnapping," said Olga Lucía Gómez, director of the País Libre Foundation, a group that focuses on the issue of kidnapping.
"Given their history," he said during a speech he delivered in Pittsburgh, "why should we believe assurances that they have changed, since there have been few concrete actions to demonstrate it?" Statements like his have taken on a new urgency since the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, with the United States stating that nations must show whose side they are on.
As has been argued, consumers may be motivated to undertake various symbolic actions to demonstrate their 'green' disposition, but most valued practices are performed with little or marginal consideration for the environment[19].
"The board needs to take aggressive action to demonstrate to regulators and shareholders that it is exercising strong independent oversight".
"We want to perform a symbolic action to demonstrate our sentiment that the streets should be more than a conduit for the functions of capitalism," Mr. Burzio said.
I believe that the companies should be taking action to demonstrate that the nation is strong and will overcome all obstacles.
The government has a moral duty to alleviate as rapidly as possible the feelings of uncertainty, fear and alienation that the referendum vote has inevitably brought about in EU citizens living in the UK, and to take positive action to demonstrate that they are an integral part of British society and their contributions are highly valued.
