The phrase "organic actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing natural or inherent behaviors, processes, or practices, often in relation to sustainability or holistic approaches.
Example: "The company's commitment to organic actions reflects its dedication to environmental sustainability and community well-being."
Alternatives: "natural behaviors" or "holistic practices."
The dramatic resignations, over two days, were a mixture of staged interventions and "organic" action, according to Labour sources.
These have been summarized and examined in A Treatise on Limnology, by the American limnologist G.E. Hutchinson, which includes treatment of tectonism, volcanism, landslides, glaciation, solution, river action, wind action, coastline building, organic accumulation, animal activity, meteoritic impact, and human activity.
That may be so, but there is nothing organic about that action.
Bill Saylor says he is inspired by: "organic systems, Viennese action drawing, collective graffiti, and sci-fi".
Regius confirmed that interpretation in his reply: "The human mind, although it is a substance that is really distinct from the body, is however organic in all its actions while it is in the body … it cannot perform any of its actions without bodily organs" (Regius 1648, 10).
Since methane is a common product of microbial action on organic matter, the presence of methanotrophic organisms in a given sample is less probable of representing an indicative of a reservoir than the occurrence of more specific bacterial populations, such as ethane, propane and butane degraders [Shennan 2006].
The actions of organic anion transporters (OATs) may also be blocked by probenecid.
Metalloproteinases secreted by vesicles into the sealing zone can also degrade the organic matrix, but their actions are only partly known.
The highly cross-linked matrix of dentin, although highly permeable, protects the BMP against the deleterious actions of organic acids, high temperatures, and long periods of exposure.
Even summer camps are getting in on the action: Eden Village is celebrating its first summer in action, offering organic farming, animal care, and more for hundreds of Jewish campers.
