The phrase "performing actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something taking action to achieve a goal, such as: "The team is performing actions to ensure the project is completed in time."
Performance is relatively considered in forms of decreasing latency while performing actions.
"A large amount of time spent on the Web is performing actions that are anonymous," it explains.
Apple's digital assistant Siri is baked into the Apple Watch not only for searching and performing actions such as setting timers and alarms, but for dictation.
He also advocated shamelessness (performing actions that were harmful to no one but unconventional in certain circumstances), outspokenness (to further his cause), and training in austerity.
The caption for one picture, of Mr. Kovanda apparently doing nothing in particular, explains that he was performing actions scripted so that passers-by would not realize he was doing an art performance.
By voluntarily performing actions considered polluting or degrading, like collecting human waste and living with untouchables, Gandhi earned the right to offer new definitions of what was uplifting and purifying — definitions that were both spiritual and political.
Thus, some writers on the Iliad would distinguish between the legendary aspects (e.g., heroes performing actions possible for ordinary humans) and the mythical aspects (e.g., episodes involving the gods).
There was a bulletin board in the hallway topped with the words "Character Counts," where students filled out and posted "Spotted!" cards when they saw a fellow student performing actions that demonstrate character.
