The phrase "consequences of the actions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the effects or outcomes that result from a person's actions. Example: The consequences of his reckless behavior were severe, as he lost his job, his friends, and his reputation.
We must face the consequences of the actions we advocate.
And so what that means is that, as we're making economic policy, I think there is a certain humility about the consequences of the actions we take, intended and unintended, that may make some outside observers impatient.
Disturbances arise not only because poor managers ignore situations until they reach crisis proportions but also because good managers cannot possibly anticipate all the consequences of the actions they take.
The process is evaluative; for example, new managers and their key subordinates judge the consequences of the actions they took in the reshaping burst of activity and take corrective measures.
As Trump's appointed leader of the EPA gets set to testify on Capitol Hill on Thursday, it is important to understand the consequences of the actions they want to take.
Hammurabi is a software application designed to help the UNIX system administrator to evaluate better the consequences of the actions he/she carries out, in order to maintain the system and to make it change.
Had we reasonably thought through the consequences of the action?
So we are concerned with the consequences of the action and nothing else.
"After 9/11 we all got special money," she said, "but now we're dealing with the consequences of the action.
Intentionality denotes the process through which humans conceive future situations, plan actions, predict the sensory consequences of the action, and update the prediction with self-changing means.
Brittle fractures are the consequences of the action of stresses on a macroscopic scale.
