The phrase "admit actions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment or acceptance of certain behaviors or decisions, often in a context of accountability or honesty.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must admit our actions and take responsibility for the consequences."
Alternatives: "acknowledge behaviors" or "accept actions".
'BBC2, which really should look a bit like Channel 4, is by some distance, Britain's whitest TV station' Brits organisers admit action is needed to inject greater diversity into music industry showcase as black artists miss out How could the monkey-bothering, tantrum-throwing child star have beaten credible names to the podium?
Goucher's president, Jose Antonio Bowen, said he and that school's trustees met Wednesday and "unanimously decided that Cosby's admitted actions are in direct violation of values Goucher holds dear, including our community principles of respect, communication, and responsibility".
"Mr Cosby's admitted actions are not congruent with Oberlin College's commitment to supporting survivors of sexualized violence, as reflected in its sexual misconduct policy, and do not epitomise the high standards Oberlin considers in awarding honorary degrees," college president Marvin Krislov said in a written statement.
All Riemann surfaces admitting actions of positive-dimensional groups are well-known (see, e.g., [26], p. 294]), thus we will be interested in the case (Nge 2), although some of the facts stated below apply in the one-dimensional situation as well.
It's hard to admit, and take action, when abuse happens.
Its investigation was prompted by research by the International Council on Clean Technology (ICCT), which had finally forced VW to admit its actions.
Protesters have described being taken into custody and suffering excruciating pain at the hands of interrogators who try to force them to admit criminal actions during the rioting.
However, the officer did not admit his actions caused or contributed to Mr Tomlinson's death.
" At the end, admit your actions were wrong and promise not to do it again, even if you don't think you did anything bad.
In particular, 1896 of them admit an action of the nonabelian group of order 57, and an additional 194 an action of the nonabelian group of order 39.
