The phrase "actions which can be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential or possible actions in various contexts, such as instructions, guidelines, or descriptions of capabilities.
Example: "There are several actions which can be taken to improve the efficiency of the project."
Alternatives: "actions that may be" or "actions that can be taken".
Siri acquires "shortcuts", simple actions which can be launched verbally or with a button press, and chained together to produce mini programs for power users.
Mathematical models and modal domain governing equations of the conical shell section laminated with distributed actuator patches are presented first, followed by formulations of distributed control forces and micro-control actions which can be divided into longitudinal/circumferential membrane and bending control components.
The MPs also want to discourage "libel tourism" by requiring a claimant who is not based in Britain to produce a very solid argument as to why the case needs to be brought there.As for the cost of libel actions, which can be ruinous to all but the biggest defendants, the MPs have few specific ideas, though they appeal to lawyers' sense of responsibility.
There are however examples of morally good actions which can be denied a supererogatory status only with much difficulty.
Thereby, the surface of a statement are the actions which can be executed in the first instant, and the depth are the actions which can be executed in the following instants.
On ambitions to become a good food nation, the minister argues there are a number of actions which can be taken forward without the legislation.
In contrast, guilt is a negative judgment about an action, which can be repaired by good behavior.
The revocation of one's diploma after one has graduated is perhaps the ultimate disciplinary action which can be lodged by the Institute.
The G.A.O. would have 100 days to review the action, which can be expected to stoke a debate about American jobs and military competitiveness in an election year.
Damage evolution of samples is periodical under the simultaneous action, which can be divided into acceleration stage and incubation stage, respectively corresponding to freeze and thaw stage.
But the first part of the process involves observation, not action, which can be frustrating for high achievers accustomed to leaping into motion to solve problems.
