The phrase "acts or actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing behaviors, deeds, or activities in various contexts, such as legal, philosophical, or everyday situations.
Example: "The committee will evaluate the acts or actions of the organization to ensure compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "deeds or behaviors" or "activities or measures".
2) Refraining from any acts or actions not in keeping with the high status of the Imperial family.
An event is equivalent to an error, or sequence of errors, or a combination of acts or actions that result in an error.
Promises have often been cast as speech acts, or actions that we perform by speaking.
The contingency of future people will often mean that the same person could not or is not likely to have come into existence as a result of two alternative acts or actions (see below Section 3.1).
The latter events, the doings, are the acts or actions of the agent, and the problem about the nature of action is supposed to be: what distinguishes an action from a mere happening or occurrence?
Thus, there are different levels of action to be distinguished, and these include at least the following: unconscious and/or involuntary behavior, purposeful or goal directed activity (of Frankfurt's spider, for instance), intentional action, and the autonomous acts or actions of self-consciously active human agents.
Remember that skateboarding is a crime if you are doing it on private property and is considered a crime remember that if you are in a public place most likely to get caught then you will get caught don't attempt to get away with your act or actions because the emergency services may be called.
Both inferences take us from a remark about an act or action to a remark about an agent.
This weak person-affecting view stands in contrast to a strong person-affecting view according to which an act or action harms a person only if the same person is worse off than she would otherwise at that time have been.
In Cuba we have a saying "El pollo del arroz con pollo" which roughly translates as "the gist of it" but in a much more picturesque manner basically referring to the main issue of any given event, act or action.
"It's hard to say in the context of this survey whether the threat felt by the people drove politicians to act or the actions subsequently mobilised people's fears," Dragovic said.
