The phrase "actors predominantly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main participants in a particular context, often in relation to their roles or presence in a specific situation or medium.
Example: "In this production, actors predominantly portray characters from the classic literature."
Alternatives: "primarily actors" or "mainly actors".
The study concluded that post-harvest loss was due to "deliberate and informed actions of supply chain actors, dictated predominantly by private food standards and market value rather than a lack of access to appropriate postharvest handling infrastructure".
For instance, at certain points in the performance the two actors who predominantly played Hamlet and Claudius abruptly interchanged roles, at another moment the actor playing Polonius temporarily assumed the character of Hamlet, and the soliloquy "To be, or not to be,…" (1710-42) washareded by all three of these actors.
Current actor schemes predominantly rely upon hardcoded URIs or some external lookup service such as DNS or JNDI to provide a URI.
Vikram (born as Kennedy Vinod Raj on 17 April 1966) is an Indian film actor who predominantly appears in Tamil language films and has won six Filmfare Awards as well as one National Film Award and Tamil Nadu State Film Award amongst other recognitions and was awarded an Honorary Doctorate by the People's University of Milan in May 2011.
This was considered more than worthwhile, however, for the prestige of being able to use an actor such as McDowell, predominantly a film actor who rarely did television work.
My own view was that he was simply being candid, describing his experience as a young black actor in a predominantly white industry.
The academic focus on R&D internationalisation is predominantly actor-focussed, with a strong emphasis on private, industry-driven R&D (Cantwell [1995]; Dalton and Serapio [1999]; Narula and Zanfei [2004]; OECD [2008]; Verbeek and Shapira [2009]) and with secondary emphasis on public R&D organisations.
Clwyd Theatr Cymru has built up a fine ensemble of predominantly Welsh actors, tours extensively, and has plans to establish a second base in Cardiff.
They like rewarding predominantly comic actors for taking a darker dramatic turn, even if the degree of difficulty isn't notably higher than in their comedy work.
It could be effective in the case of electricity production, which is a concentrated sector with a small number of large companies, but for other sectors, such as road freight transport where there are a large number of predominantly small actors, taxation is more effective.
