The phrase "actions would provide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential outcomes or benefits of certain actions in a hypothetical or conditional context.
Example: "If implemented effectively, these actions would provide significant improvements in our workflow."
Alternatives: "actions could yield" or "actions may deliver".
"To ban such [sexual] actions would provide a ready-made test for the criminal group targeted to find out whether there was an undercover officer deployed amongst them".
The actions would provide only a fraction of the emissions reductions that President Obama has pledged the United States will achieve across all sectors of the economy by 2020: 17 percent below 2005 levels.
On this issue he went on to say: "Moreover, to ban such actions would provide a ready-made test for the targeted criminal group to find out whether an undercover officer was deployed among them".
At the same time, monitoring of management actions would provide valuable tests of the conclusions drawn in the theoretical and experimental stages of the research.
Still, several analysts contended that the prosecutor's action would provide a new opening to restart blocked peace talks.
And he noted that the action would provide ammunition to United's competitors in their drive to discredit its unions.
In addition, this action would provide other environmental benefits such as habitat conservation for diversity [22], soil and water conservation [32], buffering local microclimate and global climatic changes, and other additional benefits.
Also, our current results in combination of detailed new information of the mechanism of AMPK action would provide us a good rationale to take LETM1 as a candidate for cancer therapy.
Therefore, the expectation was that a bronchodilator with two mechanisms of action would provide a trough improvement of ∼200 mL.
Such reduced glucocorticoid action would provide a plausible explanation as to why in the face of increased cortisol exposure in MS [ 13, 14] characteristic Cushingoid features, notably thin skin and purpura are absent.
In addition, this action would provide other environmental benefits such as habitat conservation for diversity [ 22], soil and water conservation [ 32], buffering local microclimate and global climatic changes, and other additional benefits.
