The phrase "actions to reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing behaviors or measures that are intended to demonstrate or embody certain values, beliefs, or outcomes.
Example: "The organization implemented several actions to reflect its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "measures to demonstrate" or "steps to embody".
Much of Mexico's fate lies in the hands of the United States, its top trading partner; its economy minister has said, defensively, that the government would impose mirror actions to reflect whatever taxes Trump introduced.
But it didn't take long for his actions to reflect a predictable side of Ms. Barton's work: everyday gestures, slowed down or sped up; an undercurrent of passive vulnerability juxtaposed with a showy toughness; and the quick inhalation or exhalation of the breath.
In comparison, when the observers judged the actions to reflect a false belief, there was activation in the superior temporal sulcus, orbitofrontal, paracingulate cortex and cerebellum (Grezes et al. 2004).
Labour has failed to find the language or action to reflect popular outrage on either.
It has a responsibility to step up climate action to reflect the Paris deal in legislation on renewables and energy efficiency.
According to these theories, for an agent to be responsible for an action is for that action to "reflect upon" the agent "herself".
They met to discuss the most important fields of action, to reflect upon coping in past extreme events and preparedness to potential future extreme events, as well as to make proposals for concrete adaptation measures.
The president's clemency actions seem to reflect a process still controlled by a Justice Department that is largely anti-pardon.
To some extent, Mr. Suozzi's recent actions seem to reflect an effort to show that the new kid on the block is someone to be reckoned with.
The work is defined by interaction between the live musicians and a mysterious woman in the film, whose actions appear to reflect the cello soloist.
Fragments of 19th- and 20th-century music animate the otherwise mute films, and the women's comparative actions seem to reflect a change in status for the later one.
