"sustained actions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe actions that are continued for a long time, actions that are repeated, or actions that have lasting results. For example, you could say, "The sustained actions of the charity resulted in improved conditions for the people it served."
It demands the sincere, sustained actions of many nations against a network of terrorist cells and bases and funding.
If sustained actions are to emerge from program participation, it should be possible to identify behavioral and emotional engagement during and beyond the intervention period.
But Chesney said the students would plan sustained actions on their own.
Launched at the UN Headquarters, the report calls for governments and the international community to commit resources and take urgent and sustained actions to the universal achievement of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
Stimulation and sustained actions of the HPA axis is attenuated via the negative feedback action of circulating GC following exogenous CORT administration, and this is closely associated with the development of psychosomatic disorders, which produce serious changes in affective behavior that are indicative of, or consistent with, depressive-like symptoms [ 8, 9].
Academic debates in theology rarely end in concurrence whereas sustained actions of faith are usually more convincing in conversion.
Taken as a whole, they suggest that implementation of the World Summit goals, at a minimum, has not been detrimental to sustainability and, at a maximum, may have provided a stimulus for sustained action.
But no heavyweight title fight ever had more dramatic sustained action.
He said he hoped the protests would develop into a sustained action.
This will be a lot smarter than that – this will be about regional action, branch action, this will be sustained action.
So, apart from the threat of terrorism, there is a very strong case for devoting creative thought and sustained action to refurbishing the glue in this polity.
