The phrase "set out actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the process of outlining or specifying steps to be taken in a plan or project.
Example: "In the meeting, we will set out actions to improve our marketing strategy for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "outline steps" or "define actions."
In 2012, Ed Balls proposed public investment to build 100,000 new affordable homes and the party set out action to reform the private rented sector, though it will need to hold its nerve against opposition from the landlords' lobby.
Under the first partnership, the LEGO Group and UNICEF pledge to jointly promote the Children's Rights and Business Principles – a 10-point charter that sets out actions companies can take to respect and support children's rights.
The 10 Principles set out concrete actions for business to respect and support children's rights.
These safeguards set out the actions that all organisations working in sport should have in place to ensure children are safe from harm.
So just as the World Bank has set out an action plan for education, we call on them to work with the World Health Organisation to develop a plan for health -- to identify the financing gaps and set out the action now needed to ensure that no country committed to improving the health of its people, particularly its children, is prevented from doing so because of a lack of funds.
Talk to Me, our national action plan to reduce suicide and self-harm sets out action to be taken to raise awareness of suicide and self-harm, which is often preventable".
The Trust must give CQC a report setting out the actions it will take to meet the required standards by 8 May.
Mr Jones said each chapter of the programme - arranged according to issues, not government departments - would set out "the actions we will take, how we will judge whether our actions are on track and the indicators we will use to assess progress against the big long-term challenges for improving life for people in Wales".
