The phrase "articulating actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of clearly expressing or defining specific actions or behaviors, often in a professional or instructional context.
Example: "The team focused on articulating actions that would lead to a more efficient workflow."
Alternatives: "defining actions" or "expressing actions".
Ever joyous in his resolve to stand up for what he believes in, Tim said, "I'm feeling surprisingly good for being a newly convicted felon". For those of you new to this story, Tim DeChristopher is one of my all-time heroes because of the creative, articulate actions he has taken to fight the political and economic forces behind climate change.
Ricoeur describes the mechanism of such reconfiguration: "the self does not know itself immediately, but only indirectly, through the detour of cultural signs of all sorts, which articulate the self in symbolic mediations [End Page 106] that already articulate action, among them the narratives of daily life" ("NI," p. 80).
Yutaka released an articulate action figure and a puzzle from Kyo of KoF '97.
New Software Tool Lets You 3D Print Any Video Game Character Into Fully-Articulated Action Figure.
The song has helped many children deal with the barrage of hostile fire by articulating their actions and feelings in a manner that is child friendly (at least on relative terms).
Implementation frameworks are designed to articulate the actions and behaviors considered necessary for successful implementation of interventions, programs or services.
We need someone who recognizes the reality and seriousness of climate change and articulates specific actions, who has a plan with concrete steps to alleviate environmental destruction.
The Alma-Ata Conference on Primary Health Care, two years later in 1978, provided the substance to that concept and articulated the actions that were needed to bring about real change.
Together, AU-IBAR, FAO and ILRI are currently articulating the action plan into short-, medium- and long-term streams of activities and identifying the stakeholders and institutions responsible for each activity.
In order to create and benefit from a shared vision, four tasks are necessary: creating the initial vision, translating that vision into a set of actions, articulating and selling the vision to others, and holding true to the essence of the vision when reality changes the plans.
