The phrase "actions to draw" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific measures or steps taken to attract attention or interest in a particular context.
Example: "The marketing team implemented several actions to draw more customers to the store during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "measures to attract" or "steps to engage".
It was not the first time a young, frustrated Arab had taken desperate action to draw attention to the plight of the marginalised millions.
Surprised by the Austrians' Asiago offensive in May, Italy promptly appealed to the Russians for action to draw the enemy's reserves away from the Italian fronts, and the Russians responded by advancing their timetable again.
A sandwich-like structure containing the sensing mechanisms as a prototype was designed to secure the biosensor to skin and use capillary action to draw sweat or other fluids toward the sensing mechanism.
If the players do not input any commands for a time, the game attempts a self-referencing action to draw their attentions: the barbarians turn to face the players, shrug their shoulders, and say "C'mon".
Hundreds of events are planned around the country this weekend for a national day of action to "Draw the Line" on tar sands, Keystone XL, and other extreme energy projects that are driving the climate crisis.
"It is really a political statement, a call to action, to draw attention to what is happening in Syria and Iraq and now Libya," Roger Michel, the IDA's executive director, told the Times: We are saying to them 'if you destroy something we can rebuild it again'.
While their prospects of winning union recognition through the cumbersome election process prescribed by federal law are slim, the workers have nevertheless demanded improvements in working conditions and are eager to use legal collective action to draw public attention to their concerns.
Single cells were captured by allowing capillary action to draw them into the needle.
