The phrase "actions to implement their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific measures or steps taken to put a plan or idea into effect, often in a formal or business context.
Example: "The committee outlined several actions to implement their strategic plan for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "steps to execute their" or "measures to carry out their".
Engineers and researchers have developed complex methods to improve energy efficiency, but buildings are often managed by non-specialised technicians who need understandable and cost-effective actions to implement in their buildings.
But our triumph will play out in the coming year, as participating governments, together with civil society and private sector partners, begin to implement their action plans – with each commitment ultimately impacting people's lives.
Funding will be provided to Coordinated School Health Teams in order to implement their action plans.
We now turn to examine contextual factors that (1) facilitated or (2) hindered participants' efforts to implement their action plans.
The result from this study is a method which empowered engineers and managers decision about actions to implement regarding negative events in their manufacture.
As is so often the case with this government, Greg Hunt and prime minister Tony Abbott have a very flimsy moral case to implement their direct action policy, and the federal election does not qualify as a mandate to abolish the carbon price.
Municipalities and governments need to have effective assessment tools, to implement their policies/actions, being so able to make informed choices in order to change the citizens' behavior.
--Economic decision-making processes within the Palestinian Authority government and plans and actions to implement economic reform, liberalization, and development.
--GOI plactions actoons to implement agreements with Palestinians on bilateral security measures and to implement unilateral security measures over Israeli- and Palestinian-controlled areas.
Silicon Valley was again disappointed when President Obama announced he would take sweeping executive actions to implement immigration reform.
