"interconnected actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a series of related events or decisions that are contingent upon one another. For example, "The interconnected actions of the different departments within the company ensured that the project was completed on time."
Public health interventions are mostly composed of several interconnected actions and hence they are popularly referred to as "Complex".
Rather, it is a spatio-temporal series of interconnected actions, occurring in the betweenness between us, which leads us to an awareness of betweenness that ultimately eliminates the self and other, but of course, only from within a nondualist perspective.
This requires a number of interconnected actions that link across various goals in the agenda, including those related to poverty, education, health and partnerships for development.
These separate events are a direct consequence of the interconnected actions of the child protection organizations, the media, the donors and the general public -- all wanting the best for these children, but instead turning them into victims.
To help break down some of the terminology in FAO's recently published Transforming Food and Agriculture to achieve the SDGs – 20 interconnected actions to guide decision-makers, here is a brief list of key words and expressions.
Complementing FAO's Common Vision for Sustainable Food and Agriculture and its five principles, this publication presents 20 practical and interconnected actions with the aim of transforming food and agriculture and driving achievement across the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Genetic stability in response to DNA damage and stalled replication forks depends on the relatively well-described interconnected action of cell cycle checkpoints and DNA repair mechanisms (1, 2).
Collectively, such studies favour a co-ordinated action of anaesthetics across key interconnected networks, rather than a specific localized effect.
That is, as recently stated by the WHO (2013), "AMR is a complex problem driven by many interconnected factors so single, isolated interventions have little impact and coordinated actions are required".
Rather, we are all part of an interconnected chain of actions and reactions, that everything in life is part of this transactional exchange of actions and ideas.
Krulak argued that, in an interconnected world, the actions of even a lowly corporal can have global consequences.
