The phrase "actions were leading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where certain actions are causing or contributing to a particular outcome or result.
Example: "The team's actions were leading to a significant improvement in productivity."
Alternatives: "actions were resulting" or "actions were guiding".
Skates said this should help businesses understand which actions are leading users to become paying customers — or, conversely, to abandon the product.
A climate of bad and worse news followed by much talk and little action is leading people to a state of panic and fear.
Following the Bisho massacre, in which 28 ANC supporters and one soldier were shot dead by the Ciskei Defence Force during a protest march, Mandela realised that mass action was leading to further violence and resumed negotiations in September.
Matthew Gould, Britain's ambassador to Israel, this month warned that Israel's actions in the Palestinian territories were leading to its international isolation.
Fueled by the increasing number of uninsured Americans, the declining number of employers offering insurance to their employees, the improved fiscal conditions in the states and the lack of federal action, states are leading the way in health care reform".
His new action flick, "Snitch," is leading the weekend with $4.14 million across 2,511 theaters on Friday.
"I think the American people deserve somebody who's going to take responsibility for the actions of those he's leading".
I am fearful that the actions of the current administration are leading us into a continuing and broadening war -- a war with such awesome weapons of mass destruction that it may be our last.
"This is a precedent-setting regulatory action by the F.D.A.," said Joseph Mendelson, legal director of the Center for Food Safety, the Washington group that is leading the action.
Even among business leaders, indignation is leading to action.
