The phrase "actor orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to performance, psychology, or user experience, where the focus is on the perspective or role of the actor or user.
Example: "In our study, we examined the impact of actor orientation on audience engagement during live performances."
Alternatives: "performer perspective" or "role focus".
Within the organization of public services, multiple dimensions of public and private regulation may apply, such as (i) legal form, (ii) ownership, (iii) actor value orientations, (iv) financing, (v) actor tasks/activities, (vi) market environment, and (vii) autonomy to government (officials) ([11]: 17).
Table 1 Cases and actor constellations Profit orientation Public interest External actor involvement Solarcomplex AG Regionale Innovationsagentur 'Regina GmbH Endogenouss actors Abfallwirtschaftsgesellschaft des Neckar-Odenwald- Kreises mbH (AWN) Südschwarzwald e.V.V
Following the release of Brokeback Mountain, rumors circulated regarding the actor's sexual orientation.
The difference is in the nature of the actor's action's orientation.
Thus, the walking animation may be looped, while changing the actor's position and orientation, to allow for longer sequences of walking.
The long-term orientation of actors in this scenario contributes to a stable investment climate, particularly favourable for blue biotechnology, offshore wind and ocean renewable energy.
I would love it if more minorities, regardless of gender, age, or sexual orientation, became actors, film producers, screenwriters, directors and studio executives.
As another young woman said of her brother, who after finishing secondary school was working as a cleaner for an HIV clinic: 'He is getting exposed.' Exposure can thus be converted into an identity and orientation as an actor and agent in development.
Most gay actors are mum in public or on the set, even if they don't hide their orientation in private, actors and others in the entertainment industry said.
This finding is similar to what Sutcliffe and Court reported [ 37], namely that actors' ideologies, principles and political orientation ultimately affect how and what types of evidence get used for policymaking.
