"prospective actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to potential, future actions that you and/or others might take. For example, "We must consider the prospective actions of our competitors when strategizing for the next quarter."
The Endangered Species Act requires federal agencies to consult wildlife agencies about potential consequences of prospective actions.
The White House was silent on prospective actions, but Mr. Bush, too, indicated that he expected further progress soon.
If the two meet, when they meet, what prospective actions Mueller reports and how Whitaker responds — these steps would be hidden from view.
Therefore, to reduce risk it is necessary to implement corrective and prospective actions against both hard and soft vulnerability factors.
Fielding a military able to counter prospective actions of potential adversaries is the stark lesson of the past.
This makes it difficult to effectively plan for the future or to accurately interpret prospective actions based on existing model experiments.
Agreement on a price is a prospective action, whereas quality is a retrospective assessment that cannot then be corrected.
Ten desiderata are identified, dealing with value systems & motives, embodiment, sensorimotor contingencies, perception, attention, prospective action, memory, learning, internal simulation, and constitutive autonomy.
We put forward an argument and a design for a prospective action research project to extend research capacity via an integrated academic and practitioner community of practice in an Emergency Department (ED).
Since Davidson's concern was with what explains actual action, rather than with what justifies prospective action, his discussion might seem to concern motivating reasons rather than normative reasons.
If these speculations are on target, then, one authorship view of action can be argued to induce a surprising view of practical reasons, on which any theoretically satisfactory explanation of a prospective action will count as a reason for it.
