The phrase "actions unsettle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how certain actions cause discomfort or disturbance in a situation or environment.
Example: "The sudden changes in policy and the lack of communication from management made the employees feel that the actions unsettle the workplace atmosphere."
Alternatives: "actions disturb" or "actions disrupt".
The FA had announced before the congress that it would be abstaining from the presidential vote and, even though their actions unsettled many Fifa members, they did receive the backing of the UK government.
The pressure on Japan to stimulate demand, or on American policymakers to push down the dollar, will surely increase.Both courses of action could unsettle the markets, and neither would be right.
Their actions are to unsettle and undermine.
11 terrorism laws that require the police to offer no explanations at all for their actions -- have unsettled many people.
But it's the effect of these trends on global citizen action that should unsettle us.
At the Arab League, Mr. Moussa sat out the churning domestic politics of Egypt's last decade, when the foundations of its revolt were laid, as labor actions galvanized workers, protesters unsettled the government and new political groups emerged.
The prospect of Fed action has sporadically unsettled the markets, playing a role in the sell-off of emerging-market debt and raising fears of a vicious feedback loop, in which bond prices, currencies and the real economies in countries like India, Turkey and Indonesia plummet and threaten to spread contagion elsewhere around the world.
Amazon, unsettled by the actions of a group that used to be among its biggest fans, is responding by attacking Mr. Preston, calling the 58-year-old thriller writer "entitled" and "an opportunist," while simultaneously trying to woo him and his fellow dissenters into silence.
Becoming aware of what participants previously were unaware of is a way of fracturing existing equilibria – akin to an intervention that can unsettle patterns of action in particular social settings.
Yet Wallace Shawn, voice of the dinosaur in Toy Story and hyper-eloquent New York playwright, sets out to unsettle his audiences not with action but with argument.
