The phrase "attention and actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the focus or consideration given to a particular issue and the subsequent steps taken in response.
Example: "In order to improve our project outcomes, we need to prioritize our attention and actions on the key areas that require immediate intervention."
Alternatives: "focus and measures" or "consideration and steps".
They exert a kind of tyranny over our attention and actions.
Among her many initiatives as chairman, Ms. Hersman focused attention and actions on distracted driving, child passenger safety and helping victims and their families.
Among her many initiatives, Chairman Hersman has focused attention and actions on distracted driving, child passenger safety and helping accident victims and their families.
Therefore, specific attention and actions are needed to create a more proactive attitude in councils towards exercising their rights, which are already supported by legislation.
The link between health, women's autonomy, rights and status identified half a century ago [ 54] need urgent attention and actions focusing on gender sensitive and right-based approach are required.
Darfur still warrants our attention and action, yet it remains the tip of the iceberg (rather desert dune or hill) in a larger regional problem.
"Many of these violations are preventable, but solutions will require the concerted attention and action of international and Afghan authorities alike, which to date has not been sufficiently forthcoming," Human Rights Watch said.
"It's less important to assign a probability to it than to warn senior officials that there is a serious threat here that demands immediate and focused attention and action".
Working in the humanitarian field, Giles partners with well respected charities such as Medecins sans Frontiers, IOM and UNHCR to highlight lesser known stories deserving of public attention and action.
Several months ago I visited the White House to meet a high official to engage the first lady in our efforts to end sexual violence in Congo, believing that her solidarity would galvanise attention and action.
