The phrase "precautionary actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to measures taken in advance to prevent something from occurring. For example: "The company took precautionary actions against the potential data breach by installing additional security measures."
GAZETTE: What kinds of precautionary actions are normally taken at this stage?
"Many of the precautionary actions that we need to take would be sensible in any event.
The authors of the EEA's report found only four cases in which regulators took unnecessary precautionary actions.
And it is considered one of the principal reasons he took quick, precautionary actions during the Three Mile Island reactor crisis, which occurred two years into his presidency.
The government ordered an additional amount of salt to grid the streets and said that a range of other "precautionary actions now should ensure that authorities can cope with any further extreme weather over Christmas and the New Year".
This study has been designed in order to identify individual and workplace factors that increase the risk of an accident, and to provide evidence for the achievement of precautionary actions in workplace environment.
Ms Sturgeon added: "I would reiterate that the threat to the public remains low and that the precautionary actions we have taken over the last two days have been important in allowing us to respond appropriately and give us the best prospect of disrupting the spread of the virus.
Alito simply said that the parties could not prove that they were subject to surveillance – since the Obama administration has classified such evidence – and insisted that their fears and precautionary actions are merely efforts to "manufacture standing by incurring costs in anticipation of non-imminent harms".
We argue that decision makers developing counterterrorism measures need mechanisms to ensure that sensible risk analysis precedes precautionary actions.
As long as I catch it early enough and I'm taking the precautionary actions to prevent them getting to a malignant stage then I'm happy with that".
In practical terms, this means decision makers have to choose which group or aspect of the system they prioritise for precautionary actions.
