The phrase "act explicitly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to taking clear and direct actions or making intentions known without ambiguity.
Example: "In order to resolve the issue, we need to act explicitly and communicate our expectations to the team."
Alternatives: "take clear action" or "act clearly".
The Terminally Ill Act explicitly shields physicians from liability for acting in accordance with a patient's end-of-life wishes, even if the physician must actively pull the plug on a patient's ventilator or withhold treatment that will keep him alive.
The Espionage Act explicitly prohibits such actions.
The 1968 civil rights act "explicitly forbids" using quotas, he said.
The federal act explicitly says states cannot mandate what kind of gasoline additive the petroleum industry must use for the purpose of meeting emissions standards.
The Migration and Maritime Powers Act explicitly authorizes the acts of government officers where such acts violate international law or fail to meet due process laws.
Chvotkin, too, said he doesn't believe the Stafford Act explicitly grants the president the authority to halt or take back funds already designated for FEMA aid.
But there are deeper issues here; religious ties and sympathy for a group that both acts explicitly against Shia Iran's interests in the region and has the tacit support of more people in the Gulf than many would care to admit.
Second, both acts explicitly and joyfully celebrate Seattle's, and Garfield's, diversity, with its stew of Anglo, Asian, African, Hispanic, and Native populations.
In the case of our experiments, selection acted explicitly only on 12-pNCA activity, and changes in the other promiscuous activities were limited only by the extent that these activities were affected indirectly by this constraint (an effect termed "apparent selection" [ 35]). Figure 4 shows the distribution of changes in activity for each of the six substrates.
If familialism mainly expresses the norm of a strong family, it can be expected that the difference in well-being between divorced persons on the one hand and single and widowed persons on the other hand increases as societies become more familialistic because it is the divorced group of individuals who have acted explicitly against the norm of building or keeping a strong family.
Big chunks of the act were explicitly intended to keep a distance between the two parties.
