The phrase "adopted actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions that have been accepted or implemented by a person or organization.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposed changes and decided to proceed with the adopted actions to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "implemented measures" or "accepted steps".
Frequently adopted actions were seeking out family and friends, exercise, listening to music, engaging in pleasant events and being with pets.
The adopted actions taken over the years were: Weekly discussion of cases with evaluation of the clinical condition of the patient, sedation interruption and weaning; protocol review as oral hygiene, threshold elevation; Review of materials and respiratory care equipment.
In 1988, War of the Dead Part 2 for the MSX2 and PC-88 abandoned the RPG elements of its predecessor, such as random encounters, and instead adopted action-adventure elements from Metal Gear while retaining the horror atmosphere of its predecessor.
It requires considerable knowledge, competence and commitment for adopting actions, but also embracing risk and uncertainty (Howlett 2012).
Many legal rules direct the agent to adopt actions that raise her own costs; in the absence of a sanction for non-compliance her own interest would dictate non-compliance.
People are more likely to adopt actions when they feel competent doing the activities, and to adopt changes that relate to their goals and values.
As such, the local populace may adopt actions detrimental to the ecological objectives if their interests are marginalized over a longer period (Maikhuri and others 2001).
China and Kenya will both face sanctions if they fail to adopt action plans to address the situation.
Inspired to help others, he founded Heal2BFree in 2011 to help individuals, organizations and businesses develop and adopt action plans for healthier lifestyles.
A donor adopting action rule ALLD defects against any recipient.
A donor adopting action rule ALLC cooperates with any recipient.
