The phrase "act accordingly from" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning without additional context.
Example: "You should act accordingly from the information provided in the report."
Alternatives: "act based on" or "respond according to".
If it turns out the user thinks chartreuse is forest green, the software will act accordingly from then on.
A rational will that is merely bound by universal laws could act accordingly from natural and non-moral motives, such as self-interest.
Watch for signs that your touch was welcomed or un-welcomed, and act accordingly from that point on.
I know the difference and I will act accordingly as your Congressman from the 7th District.
But if the government is serious about cutting the amount of money lost through overpayments, it needs to understand where those overpayments come from and act accordingly.
We can say, with our votes, our dollars, our patronage, we want to support grown-ups who are grown up enough to know right from wrong, act accordingly, and when they err, as humans do, to accept responsibility.
An automatic bank teller machine, for example, must receive instructions from customers and act accordingly.
NATO's final communiqué didn't talk of seeing a "strategic partnership" with Russia, as Mr. Obama did, but went on tiptoes by making explicit that "We want to see a true strategic relationship between NATO and Russia, and we act accordingly, with the expectation of reciprocity from Russia".
Of particular interest in this article is how context aware computing systems which derive context from data and act accordingly, deal with such huge amounts of data.
Your fellow drivers know what to expect from you and can act accordingly.
"I get the call from the umpires, and I act accordingly".
