"through my actions" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe how a person's behavior or choices have influenced a situation or outcome. Example: "I hope to make a positive impact on the world through my actions."
"I always had to prove myself through my actions," she says.
But personally, I hope that my values are apparent through my actions and my character.
"Being a practising Muslim, I try to be a good representative of the Muslim faith through my actions.
I will tell them how my mother wanted me to prove myself through my actions and skills, rather than my looks.
"I would not consciously subject any of the candidates and causes in which I believe to any harm through my actions," he said.
It also takes a great deal of willpower to direct the French economy, and, through my actions, to try to influence the decisions made by political authorities at the national and international level.
Through my Action Plan for Greater London I will deliver the transport investment London needs.
In August 1933, he writes to his friend, Lady Ottoline Morrell, the society hostess: "I am anxious to be able to feel that Vivienne will not lose any friends through my action".
I want to advance the plot through my own actions, not through the actions of non-player characters.
The 26-year-old told the court Thursday that "the best way to be sorry is through my future actions," according to Vice News.
In the letter, read out in court by his lawyers, Steven Spader said: "Through my impulsive actions, I have torn apart families and ruined lives… I am truly sorry for the pain I have caused you.
