"claim actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to any type of action taken with the goal of making a claim, such as filing a lawsuit or submitting a reimbursement form. For example, "The client was advised to take all necessary claim actions before the deadline."
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At least 22 of the 67 claimed actions were started under President Barack Obama, Bloomberg News found.
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The firm was suing banks over abusive practices, it claimed, actions that would force the banks to lower mortgage payments and even pay cash damages to aggrieved borrowers.
Try to avoid genderizing things, such as jobs; additionally, refrain from claiming actions, occupations, or items are "male" or "female".
§ 750.12 Claims: Action when suit filed.
§ 750.7 Claims: Action by receiving command.
(Jalopnik, the automotive news Web site, also published a how-to guide for filing a small claims action against an automaker).
Peter Etchells, a psychologist at Bath Spa University who studies the effects of computer games on the brain, claims action video games can benefit people who play them intensively.
