'with further actions' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce a phrase or clause that describes the actions that will follow the previous sentence or phrase. For example: We need to ensure the safety of our employees, with further actions such as providing proper safety equipment and training.
The university later issued another statement with further actions against them, as well as its discipline of the other three.
Apart from assessors being there to observe staff doing their work and using the checklists, which one study did [ 5], one did part of the time [ 10], or allowing other staff to check each other's checklist before proceeding with further actions [ 4, 10, 12], there were no other methods to ensure that staff were using the checklists properly.
Fyssas's death prompted anti-fascist protests in Athens today, with further action expected this evening.
Mute Records founder Daniel Miller – aka electro-pioneer The Normal – will be DJing, with further action from former Ultravox frontman John Foxx.
But the eruv is still in place, and the town has not decided whether to proceed with further action to have it removed.
The development of direct payment schemes, which gives services users the money to purchase their own care, was also found to be disappointing with further action recommended to improve take up.
"The government, regulators and business need to continue to work together to tackle this problem, with further action to cut nuisance calls off at source and make senior executives accountable if their company is caught flouting the rules".
With further action possible, here's a brief guide to keep informed without breaking the picket: Today (Radio 4): Argue with your spouse over breakfast and ask a Vicar to offer a forced analogy about your choice of cereal.
Wen Jiabao, the Chinese prime minister, has refused to meet with his Japanese counterpart, Naoto Kan, and on Tuesday he threatened Japan with "further action" if it did not unconditionally release the fishing captain.
A legal fight over the placing of Orthodox Jewish boundary markers on public property seemingly came to a close today when the United States Supreme Court declined to hear the case, but the mayor here said that the town still had not decided whether to proceed with further action to have the markers removed.
With further action planned for Wednesday evening, the leftwing groups who initiated the marches suspect opposition parties are trying to hijack the protests and use them as a platform to challenge president Dilma Rousseff's government before next year's presidential election.
