The phrase "actions use of" is not correct in written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase that lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The actions use of the new software was not clearly defined in the manual."
Alternatives: "the use of actions" or "actions taken with".
The study focuses on the six following actions: use of blinds, lighting system, windows, fan, thermostat and clothing adjustments.
When Secretary of State James Baker met with Tariq Aziz in Geneva on the eve of the war, the letter he presented from President Bush to Mr. Hussein threatened the "severest consequences" if Iraq took any of three actions: use of weapons of mass destruction, destruction of the Kuwaiti oil fields or terrorist action against the United States.
Specific privacy concerns of online social networking include inadvertent disclosure of personal information, damaged reputation due to rumours and gossip, unwanted contact and harassment or stalking, surveillance-like structures due to backtracking functions (i.e. retracing actions), use of personal data by third-parties, hacking, and identity theft (Boyd and Ellison [2007]).
Given these pharmacological actions, use of rapamycin analogs (rapalogs) devoid of such side effects would be highly desirable.
Partition actions use types of profiling to assign people to states based upon their human characteristics.
To program an action, you can move one of Baxter's two giant arms through the desired motion and select from a number of preprogrammed actions using a pair of dial controls found in each forearm.
During the race, nine riders were excluded because of, among other actions, illegal use of cars or trains.
Results-based management: strategy to orient all actions and use of resources towards the achievement of clearly defined and demonstrable results.
The educational session elicited significant changes in three out of four knowledge categories (i.e., risks, actions and use of naloxone, see Table 3).
We explored SARS-related risk perceptions, knowledge, actions, and use of information sources in an area where no cases occurred during the 2003 SARS outbreak.
Chemicals were classified into categories based on evaluating the mode of action using a weight-of-evidence approach.
