actions to solve vs actions for solving

Both "actions to solve" and "actions for solving" are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They can be used interchangeably depending on the context. The choice between the two may depend on personal preference or the specific wording of the sentence.

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actions to solve

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to refer to the specific actions that need to be taken in order to solve a problem or issue.

Examples:

We need to identify the actions to solve this problem.
What are the key actions to solve the current situation?

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The Mountain Farming Protocol provides a single framework to formulate a cross-border approach which integrates common aims and actions to solve particular problems of the Alpine region.
There is now a clear consensus on the need for global actions to solve global problems.
(6) The Mountain Farming Protocol provides a single framework to formulate a cross-border approach which integrates common aims and actions to solve particular problems of the Alpine region.
(6) The Protocol provides a single framework to formulate a cross-border approach which integrates common aims and actions to solve particular problems of the Alpine region.
The Council considers that it is the responsibility of the Guatemalan authorities to take action to solve the security problems.
This will help us to restore the credibility of the EU and the confidence of citizens that Europe can deliver local action to solve local problems.
The Kashmir conflict which broke out again in April/May 2002 and brought both countries to the brink of a nuclear conflict, has showed how dangerous it is to leave latent crises to develop, rather than taking preventive action to solve them.
Can the Commission please say whether it has taken any action to solve the problems regarding Romania's animal welfare?
Brian CROWLEY (IE), on behalf of the UEN Group, said: we do not need the Constitution to take immediate action to solve the humanitarian crisis for the people of Palestine.
That certainly does not make for increased contact, nor does it make it easier to take diplomatic action to help solve this particular problem and other more general ones.
Member States shall take whatever measures and action are required to solve the non-compliance referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2.
did the Council prepare any action plan to solve this problem and, if yes, when is it going to be implemented?
Did the Council prepare any action plan to solve this problem and, if yes, when is it going to be implemented?
They called on the European Community to take more action, to solve the regional conflict with a view to implementing all international agreements, especially those providing for the retreat of Russian troops from Transnistria.
While reports indicate that progress has been achieved by Albania in reducing the flows of illegal migration/trafficking in human beings through the Adriatic, more determined action remains necessary to solve this problem.
Across the world nearly 40 million people have HIV and, as the Commissioner said, we must take action to prevent and solve these problems.
It offers the best hope of avoiding the potentially disastrous consequences of a spread of unilateral actions allegedly to 'solve' regional disputes.
One way to ensure such integration could be to annex an environmental impact sheet to all new transport proposals outlining what environmental problems are at stake and what actions can be taken to solve them.
I have to say, and I hope you will agree with me, that military action alone cannot solve the conflicts of today.
After careful review, I've determined that this case requires more than any sort of... temporary action or sidebar could solve.

Alternatives:

steps to solve
measures to solve
strategies to solve
methods to solve
approaches to solve

actions for solving

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to refer to the actions that are intended to lead to a solution or resolution of a problem.