"broad actions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a wide range of actions or activities that have a significant impact or influence. Example: "The government's broad actions to improve the economy have resulted in a significant increase in employment rates."
At the so-called Earth Summit in Rio 20 years ago, the nations of the world ostensibly committed themselves to broad actions to improve the environmental situation as well as reduce risks to human society.
It seems as if our leaders, using common sense, could have taken such broad actions after they determined that Osama bin Laden was a suspect in the 1998 American embassy bombings in Africa and the attack on the destroyer Cole in Yemen last year.
The Vitamin A metabolite retinoic acid has broad actions during development and cellular differentiation.
This is important because it positions participants as patients, as well informed, actively help-seeking, self-caring (taking broad actions for health) and self-managing (e.g. managing symptoms through access to proven effective medications).
Although physiology-based approaches have been highly successful at defining the broad actions of these receptors, much of the detail in terms of how regulation is exerted has still to be defined.
Thus, there is a lack of regional or neuronal subtype specificity in the binding and effects of patient antibodies, suggesting broad actions of anti-NMDAR antibodies on cell types across brain regions.
But the government only began to take broad action after the 2001 census figures appeared.
Mr. Bush won West Virginia, traditionally a Democratic state, last year after the Clinton administration declined to start a broad action against steel imports of the sort that the Bush administration initiated in June.
If the assets turn out to be less than troubled, as the government is betting (and hedging its own bet by taking broad action to improve the housing market), there is a return for all involved.
Sam Hoover of the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence predicted a tough fight ahead, but welcomed broad action now at a time when the epidemic of gun violence was getting more serious in many parts of the US.
Short of broad action against unlimited contributions, there's not a whole lot that can be done to improve the election system, despite the best intentions of would-be reformers.
