The phrase "actions which have" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific actions that possess certain qualities or effects in a sentence.
Example: "The actions which have been taken to address the issue have shown significant improvement."
Alternatives: "actions that possess" or "actions that have resulted in".
"We denounce these actions, which have caused death, and we are launching this plea – stop killing your people".
"There has been a tide of government actions which have bput expediency over justice time and time again.
The course seeks to foster an understanding of the cultural processes, policies, planning and design actions, which have influenced American urbanization.
Now another actor with tendencies towards art production, James Franco, has come out in favour of LaBeouf's actions, which have generated a fair amount of negative press.
The actions which have most impact on gender parity in the workplace have been identified by Business in the Community BITCC)'s 2012 Benchmark Trends report.
"As CEO I ultimately take full responsibility for these actions which have resulted in the club being eliminated from this year's Hyundai A-League finals campaign.
But in doing so, it will be ignoring the consequences of its own actions, which have totally destabilized Iraq, the region and the entire world.
The generals have not spoken publicly or explained their actions, which have been announced without fanfare in the official news media.
A spokesperson called it "part of a pattern…of actions which have limited freedoms or sought to take rents without achieving a wider social or economic interest".
Qantas has been forced to reduce and reschedule flights for weeks because of the actions, which have included strikes and refusal to work overtime.
The exposure of Unit 61398's actions, which have long been well known to American intelligence agencies, did not accomplish that task.
