"calculated actions" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to actions that have been carefully thought out and planned in advance. Example: The leader's calculated actions during the crisis helped save the company from bankruptcy.
If the explosion was an accident, albeit avertible, the decision to delay the communication and evacuation, as well as deliberately concealing the health dangers – were calculated actions by the government.
Australia's leading scientific expert on the endangered Leadbeater's possum has publicly lambasted the Victorian state government, claiming it is the first ever domestic administration to take "calculated actions" that it knew could wipe out a threatened species.
And it reflected one of the most basic facts of life in Washington: Though high-level officials often portray leaks as renegade acts that betray the public trust, leaks are just as likely to be fully approved, calculated actions by loyal members of an administration -- moves designed to advance an agenda, thwart enemies and manipulate public opinion.
According to Eide [ 34], these obligations of conduct require the government to undertake purposeful sought out and calculated actions to enable the population, especially the most vulnerable, to realize and exercise their right to adequate food.
Many people put a lot of emphasis on his saying, "Who am I to judge?" Where I place my hope in Pope Francis is in his steady, thoughtful, calculated actions.
Build "muscle memory" (habitually trained reactions/responses) instead of slow calculated actions.
These practical, thought-provoking questions are designed to transform values and beliefs into calculated action.
To become leaders, managers need to translate their personal values into calculated action.
Watching this crisis roll on towards its fourth year, I want to ride over words like intractable with calculated action.
Redefining the direction of one's own life and the direction of one's work group requires a thoughtful blend of personal introspection and calculated action.
These managers engaged in difficult acts of self-inquiry that led them to take calculated action based on their personal understanding of what was right in the given situation.
