'to implement the actions' is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to signify the process of putting plans, policies, or decisions into action. For example, "The council of elders agreed that they need to implement the actions they discussed at the meeting in order to effectively address the issue."
Mr. Paterson declared talks with legislative leaders over and said he had directed the state's Budget Division to implement the action so the state would not run out of cash.
Five years on from the Madrid agreement, in 2007 a review of the progress being made to implement the action plan in Uganda, conducted by HelpAge, acknowledged that the government had developed a range of programmes "which have the potential to include older people", such as including older people in its poverty eradication policies.
A developer still needs to implement the action based on those three parameters.
The net benefit from the actions was quantitatively evaluated in terms of cost equivalent of the doses incurred or averted and the monetary costs needed to implement the action.
ii) What process was used to implement the action, and what were its strengths, weaknesses and local adaptations?
In the third round of CCs, participants repeatedly referred to the role of ART availability in bolstering their efforts to implement the action plans formulated in the CCs.
Similarly, factors such as leadership support and ICU readiness to change may also preclude the ability to implement the action plan.
The primary role of the collaboration group is to set out some preliminary objectives for co-design groups and to implement the action plan from the co-design group/s.
The outcome of the dialogue led to an action day where the entire community took action to implement the key actions from the dialogue day.
Only about one-forth (25.5%) of the reports gave explicit recommendations for action and only one article provided instruction as to how to implement the recommended actions.
