The phrase "act closely" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be interpreted as referring to acting in a manner that is attentive or careful, but the phrase lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In order to achieve the desired results, we must act closely with our partners throughout the project."
Alternatives: "work closely" or "collaborate closely".
Dubbed the "Third Neighbor" policy, Chinese analysts are following the balancing act closely.
Washington has long tried to perform an awkward juggling act, closely supporting Israel while doing its best to befriend Arab countries and to play the honest broker.
In other words, the described mechanisms are either directly part of the TC procedure, or act closely to the TC function.
Although the Greenian autonomy-based conception of positive freedom certainly had implications for the distribution of resources (education, for example, should be easily available so that all can develop their capacities), positive freedom qua effective power to act closely ties freedom to material resources.
But researchers who have followed the Affordable Care Act closely have found that, on the whole, access has clearly improved ― perhaps because critics exaggerate the extent of the problems, and perhaps because even imperfect Medicaid or Affordable Care Act plans are superior to having no insurance at all.
Acting closely as a negociant of agave and of specific barrels, Lustig works only with the best of the best of the Tequileros in Jalisco and bottles only his favorites, with each batch bearing the signature of the distiller on the label.
AP1 acts closely together and partially redundantly with other inflorescence architecture genes, CAULIFLOWER (CAL) and FRUITFULL (FUL) [ 14].
The film's first act cleaves closely to such experiences.
The European human rights convention, on which the 1998 act is closely based, is "an entirely sensible statement of the principles which should underpin any democratic nation".
Carly Nyst, a UK-based human rights lawyer, said: "The British people should be especially worried: the NSA and GCHQ act so closely, and intelligence is shared so fulsomely, that any increase in surveillance under Trump will undeniably touch upon the privacy of Britons' communications".
Moreover, since this act is closely related to visual arts, it requires good sight and drawing skills.
