The phrase "act as mentioned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a previously stated action or role that someone or something is expected to fulfill.
Example: "In this scenario, you will need to act as mentioned in the guidelines provided earlier."
Alternatives: "perform as stated" or "function as described".
In contrast to bone substitutes with growth factors, the main component of a gene-activated bone graft acts "gently," as mentioned above.
Once again, Corden is immensely (unusually?) likeable as Craig, and his and Smith's Laurel and Hardy act (as someone mentioned last week) is turning into a fun annual tradition.
The scale included nine interviewer-assessed items indicating whether the primary caregiver performed acts such as mentioning a particular skill of the focal respondent or praised the adolescent during the Wave 1 interview.
On the other hand, much larger-sized Zn particulates, preferable via the PLA process in air (this study) rather than vacuum [5] as mentioned, would act as a bottom reservoir for a thermal oxidation VLS process.
It is one thing to realize that holding a politically charged rally is not a good way to preserve Mr. Rabin's memory, and it's quite another to act as though mentioning a desire for peace in the public square is unacceptable.
Update, Friday 12 August: I have been reminded, rightly, that my reference to the crime and courts act mentioned, as far as publishers are concerned, only the stick and not the carrot.
In addition, sections 13(a)(14) and 13(b)(6), like other exemptions in the Act, apply on a workweek basis as mentioned in § 783.43 and explained in §§ 783.49 and 783.50.
In fact, increase in HIF1 itself can act as a negative feedback loop, as mentioned earlier (Zhang et al. 2007).
The AUSFTA, through implementing amendments to the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 (Cth), has already produced, as mentioned, a requirement that a market-entering generic manufacturer provide evidence that no counteracting patent is claimed, or that the brand name owner has been notified.
As mentioned, PIK3R1 also acts as a negative modulator of PIK3CA and has been shown to have tumor suppressor activity [32].
