The phrase "actors shaping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing individuals or entities that influence or mold a situation, outcome, or narrative.
Example: "The actors shaping public policy play a crucial role in determining the future of our society."
Alternatives: "influencers molding" or "participants crafting".
Successful directing has much to do with intangible social relations, such as keeping harmony (or productive competition) alive on the set, drawing the best performances possible from actors, shaping a script into a form that takes advantage of the talents of the director of photography or of the main actor, or beseeching the producer for the money needed for a special shot.
States are just one of the many actors shaping carbon markets and thus managing carbon flows.
The experts identified neuroscientists to be the more influential actors shaping such a future, supported by funding agencies backing appropriate research, the pharmaceutical industries funding and marketing the results from this research and the clinicians learning and implementing new treatments.
How do institutional actors shape the structure of two-mode networks?
iv) The way supply chain actors shape product identity with regard to territory of reference: quality attributes of bread vary in relation to territorial typologies, traditions, local culture (Marsden and Smith, 2005; Tregear, et al., 2007, Barham and Sylvander 2011).
Not to cast blame for the present woes an exercise I find largely pointless but to see how the actions of West and local actors shaped the region in unexpected ways.
Within these sections, how the interaction among actors as well as the interaction between context and actors shaped the policy process and content have been described.
Systemic factors together with ideas and interests of the participating actors shape the boundaries for agency and what is possible to achieve at a specific moment in time.
Aside from academics, a complex mix of actors shape the global health agenda, including donors and funding bodies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), advocacy groups, health professional organizations, private corporations, and governments at all levels.
While the Kosovo health system was in need of improvement, external actors shaped the type of reform measures selected, the scope of reform, and the timing of its implementation.
Our main method consisted of identifying key events within and outside of the hospital, linking these in a timeline and analyzing how the interaction between 3 groups of actors shaped this interaction.
