The phrase "actions we engage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the activities or behaviors that individuals or groups participate in.
Example: "The actions we engage in daily shape our character and influence our relationships."
Alternatives: "activities we partake in" or "behaviors we involve ourselves in".
We are also constantly observing our own actions as we engage with objects, as well as those of others.
Five of our 12 cranial nerves jump into action as we engage all of OUR senses in interpreting what's going on and anticipating what may happen next.
[W]e can't defeat the system through isolated actions; we must engage it on all fronts – the university, the prisons, and the domain of psychiatry – one after another since our forces are not strong enough for a simultaneous attack.
Take, for example, these remarks from an interview in 1971: [W]e can't defeat the system through isolated actions; we must engage it on all fronts – the university, the prisons, and the domain of psychiatry – one after another since our forces are not strong enough for a simultaneous attack.
Meldaikyte notes that there are five actions which makeup the way we engage with our phones using our fingers.
"Our rule has always been that we engage in defensive actions.
To the question, "Why do we engage in communication?," we can answer, "Because we are justified in thinking that we can thereby produce in each other justified beliefs and to provide justifications for engaging in action".
"If they see all this info sharing between local and federal agencies, it's going to dissuade immigrants from engaging in the actions that we all engage in," she said.
We don't begin with civil disobedience; we start by taking personal, public, and legal actions to engage our deepest concerns.
Yet actions to engage, reach out and listen to these young people have been spasmodic and flimsy.
