The phrase "activated actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions that have been initiated or triggered, often in technical or operational discussions.
Example: "The system will execute the activated actions once the user confirms the settings."
Alternatives: "triggered actions" or "initiated actions".
The Joint-Core Team, which was launched along with the request by the ministerial council, has compiled analyses in two reports to clarify technology which should be secured, maintained, and developed in Japan, to share the common targets among industry, government, and academia, and to activate actions under a framework for implementation throughout Japan.
Pore size distributions (PSD) indicated that carbons obtained at impregnation (IR) of 0 0.75 have pores with size less than 4 nm due to crack during carbonization and activating action of phosphoric acid.
"We have to activate action on the ground with volunteer programs and advocacy," and public television stations can help get the message out on the local level, she said.
The study also demonstrates that TAM activating action of PPZ is of indirect nature mediated via its antitumor activity, reversal of tumor-induced immunosuppression and a consequent shift of cytokine balance in the tumor microenvironment favoring polarization of macrophages to M1 type.
Activating action around a certain effort driving applications, visits, customers?
This effect reveals the importance of training regimens when it comes to the use of weapons and more generally suggests that sensorimotor experience with a tool is essential to activate action-related attentional priorities.
If this view is correct, the deficit caused by a lesion in the cortical areas for language production and comprehension might therefore be counteracted by activating action circuits.
These might be thought of as 'implicit habits', whereby stored cue-response associations retain the potential to activate action impulses, but have not done so for some time because cues have not been encountered.
This has led to a model where the H2A.Z-mediated shift in nucleosome positioning at promoters may have a repressing or activating action depending on its occluding or permissive effect in allowing access to regulatory DNA sequence elements [ 76].
Evidence from functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies has suggested that the neural network involved in action execution overlaps extensively with that activated when actions are observed [ 8, 9].
