The phrase "actions whereby" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe specific actions or processes that lead to a particular outcome or result.
Example: "The committee outlined the actions whereby the project would be completed on time."
Alternatives: "actions through which" or "actions that lead to".
"It is important we draw your attention to previous actions whereby you travel out of Nigeria without NFF's express permission," read the NFF letter to Keshi.
Malebranche's real position, according to Arnauld, emerges in those passages in which he identifies the "ways" in which the word is created with the actions whereby God creates.
Additional experimental studies on phthalates have to be performed to elucidate the exact actions whereby phthalates could influence these PPAR-mediated actions.
New insights were tested on modes of action whereby fat supplements caused a decline in protein concentration.
Graham was found guilty and barred from coaching by the US Track and Field Association, while many of his athletes faced jail, bans and retrospective action whereby they were stripped of medals.
Our findings support a mechanism of action whereby ADI-15946 gains enhanced neutralizing activity against the endosomal, cleaved viral GP species generated by host proteases during entry.
Second, when the barrier protection fails, it provides sacrificial electrochemical action whereby the zinc, which is more electronegative than iron, corrodes instead of the steel.
Auto-enrolment pensions are regarded by policy makers as a good example of "nudge theory" in action, whereby the option of doing nothing produces a positive outcome.
The proposal of the Council is a fitting sequel to its enlightened action whereby the excavation, which has proved so fruitful in results, was made possible.
Although many animal and human studies have been performed, the exact mechanisms of action whereby modafinil promotes wakefulness are still not completely understood.
She proposes a race-blind, class-based type of affirmative action whereby students who have thrived in poor schools or rough neighbourhoods are given special consideration.
