The phrase "actors situated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the positioning or context of actors within a particular scenario, environment, or narrative.
Example: "In the play, the actors situated on the left side of the stage had a crucial role in the unfolding drama."
Alternatives: "participants positioned" or "performers located".
"A group situated in Syria … is organising attacks [with] actors situated in Belgium who are not known to our services, and is inciting them to act on French territory, just like they incite them to act in other European cities," Cazeneuve said in an interview on France 2 TV.
A legitimate historiographical goal is to identify causal mechanisms within historical processes, and these mechanisms invariably depend on the actions of historical actors situated within concrete social relations.
While BDI and classification systems for attitudes present researchers with a straightforward abstraction of environmental systems, there are a number of alternative, abstract views for the analysis of interacting systems such as human actors situated in a given environment.
It asserts that attention to the social construction of technological systems requires historical attention to how actors situate themselves with respect to a shared narrative of the future.
Nonetheless, these organizations aside, many of the interactions and agreements between states and other global actors are situated in the context of the transnational policy networks associated with the new regionalism.
As Tilly writes, they circumscribe time and space, limit the number of actors and actions, situate all causes "in the consciousness of the actors," and elevate the personal over the institutional.
As an involved and situated actor the relevant situational aspects show up as part of the ongoing activity and need not be formalized.
We draw on notions of space as being relational, fluid and contested by institutionally situated actors.
Dynamics in socio-technical systems are explained not only by interactions between modes of structuration and developments over time, but also by interactions between actors and institutions situated across different levels of spatial scale.
His research focuses on innovation under constraints, the localisation and globalisation of innovation, and the role of emerging market economies and situated actors in emerging trends in innovation, such as frugal and reverse innovation.
A legislative reform alone is not enough to change the practices of situated actors used to operating in established ways.
