The phrase "agreed upon actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions that have been mutually accepted or decided by a group or individuals.
Example: "The team will proceed with the agreed upon actions to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "mutually accepted actions" or "consensus actions".
Thirty communities (over 30% of participants) were recognized for achieving the agreed upon action targets.
Forty-three LocArticulatortor Groups (over 30% of participants) were recognized for achieving the agreed upon action targets.
Not just to listen condescendingly, but to actually negotiate and undertake the agreed-upon actions.
These arrangements work well for all involved, though, only when there is an accurate understanding of symptoms of the diagnosis, when there are clearly agreed-upon actions by employer and employee to limit any possible disruptive effects on others in the work setting, and when there is no negative effect on other employees in doing their own jobs.
Medical data were retrieved from the charts, and agreed-upon actions were recorded.
Although the Task Force was intended to be national in oversight, meetings sometimes focused on local operational crises, such as a lack of vehicles for collecting bodies around Monrovia, and there was not a clear system for ensuring that agreed-upon actions had been implemented.
Only one out of the top four wireless carriers is actually adhering to all six of the terms of the FCC agreement, he found, with Sprint and T-Mobile adhering to only half of the agreed-upon action items.
At the conference, industry methods were discussed and agreed upon for actions that should be taken in the long term and short term.
Ministers from the Somali Federal Republic, Puntland and Somaliland along with key development partners and Governments agreed upon essential actions to move away from a humanitarian aid approach to education and towards the implementation of systematic sector plans.
"Implementation would be subject to implementation of the road map," an Israeli official said in Jerusalem, referring to President Bush's internationally agreed upon framework for actions required of Israelis and Palestinians, which was drawn up in 2003.
While the exact time course for genomic versus non-genomic action to occur is unclear, it is often agreed upon that genomic action can be measured in hours or days while non-genomic action can take place in seconds and/or minutes [45], [46].
