The phrase "actions were considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or contemplation of specific actions in a particular context, such as decision-making or analysis.
Example: "After much deliberation, the committee concluded that several actions were considered before making the final decision."
Alternatives: "actions were evaluated" or "actions were taken into account."
Before the 10th century an individual's actions were considered not as exertions of his own will but as acts of his kinship group.
Various actions were considered by the Giuliani administration, including incorporating the inspection functions of various agencies under one entity and turning the Buildings Department over to a nonprofit public authority, an idea that was supported by many buildings trade groups.
Those actions were considered radical because they happened amid a sports landscape where provocative stances by prominent athletes have been rare, even during surging and searing national discussions over race, justice and politics.
While his actions were considered praiseworthy by some of his coreligionists at the time, this picture of "support" by Moses Maimonides seems quite bleak, if not galling today.
If I did work to develop my academic roots, I learned a new term that my actions were considered to be white because I wanted to push toward my personal pursuits.
Sixteen animals showed the same or an even stronger preference, when only successful actions were considered (Tab. 3, Fig. 3).
All actions are considered egregious humane handling violations or in regulatory noncompliance.
These actions are considered pre-emptive moves by the university as a nod to the seriousness of the allegations.
But while Snowden's actions are considered treason by Russia's predominately ex-KGB elite, to them he is still a valuable asset.
Voices that speak in the third person, echo a patient's thoughts or provide a running commentary on his actions are considered classically indicative of schizophrenia.
Whether measured by airline on-time trends or by the F.A.A.'s own data, the facts do not justify the actions being considered by the government".
