The phrase "take necessary actions" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to encourage someone to do something in order to solve a problem or address a situation. For example: "In order to ensure safety, please take necessary actions to ensure all hazardous materials are stored properly."
Of course it is crucial to review locally what happened when something awful occurs and to take necessary actions.
In the meeting, Francis said he wanted to promote measures to protect minors and help victims of sexual violence and take necessary actions against perpetrators, the statement said.
"We have revised the South Sudan crisis response plan to reflect the deterioration of the humanitarian situation, to prioritise frontline relief and pre-positioning, and to take necessary actions now to prevent food security deteriorating later in the year.
Our new law establishes additional tools to scrutinize market behavior without impeding it, but also allows us to monitor market activity in real time for potential negative impact and then to take necessary actions.
Diplomats said the resolution gave the force, called the United Nations Interim Security Force, the authority to take "necessary actions," including the use of military force, to protect civilians or in self-defense.
The prime minister on Monday issued a call in Parliament to detain those who were "carrying out subversive activities" and to "take necessary actions against the culprits," according to BSS, a state-owned news agency.
We will review and see if there is any shortcoming and we will take necessary action".
The UN Security Council responded by unanimously condemning the act and again calling on member states to take necessary action.
EasyJet remained tight-lipped about the move, referring queries to a statement made last year that said the Luton-based airline would take "necessary action" if Fastjet infringed its rights.
She reports that foreign ministers from 57 Islamic nations are expected to condemn Australia's apparent decision to refer to East Jerusalem as "disputed" rather than "occupied" and called on their governments to "take necessary action" in response.
It must step up to the challenge and take necessary action, for example by imposing a monthly maximum charge on overdrafts, to ensure that those who are most financially vulnerable are protected".
