The phrase "coherent actions" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to actions or behaviors that are logical, consistent, and connected to one another. Example: "The team's success was attributed to their coherent actions throughout the game, as they worked together seamlessly to achieve their common goal."
The framework must be set for coherent actions by member states, and above all for the private sector to invest in the right direction.
Guiding visions may need to be supplemented with other alignment devices in order to support co-evolution of regimes and coherent actions within transition processes.
This form of prescription engages with history at its very core by avoiding Badiou's binary historicism and positing a single, universal history constantly made intelligible by rebels' coherent actions.
An idea of strategic spatial planning as a transformative and integrative, public sector led socio-spatial process, through which visions, frames of reference, justification for coherent actions and means for implementation are produced that shape and frame, what a place, a city, a territory is and might become (Albrechts 2006).
It is highly likely that a simple resultant physiologically-measured parameter, such as blood pressure or serum triglycerides, can be related to small, often non-statistically significant, coherent actions of multiple factors that together generate the measured effect.
To implement coherent actions for the conservation and use of the diversity present in traditional agrosystems, it is necessary to bridge the gap between the diversity observed within and across fields and the historical and current processes that have been shaping such diversity.
But the biggest obstacles to energetic, coherent action are systemic.
Or hang on, perhaps it's more coherent action scenes.
However, he said the government would fight terrorism with "determination, perseverance and coherent action".
Clear language is the foundation of clear thinking and coherent action.
Shaky coalition cabinets succeeded one another, and the lack of a clear-cut majority hampered coherent action.
