The phrase "act in this regard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to taking action or making decisions related to a specific issue or topic.
Example: "We need to act in this regard to ensure the project's success."
Alternatives: "take action on this matter" or "respond to this issue".
In chapters 4 and 5 they intervene in debates in linguistics in favor of pragmatics, that is to say, highlighting the "incorporeal transformations" (labels that prompt a different form of action to be applied to a body: "I now pronounce you man and wife") that socially sanctioned "order words" bring about (Deleuze and Guattari also refer to speech act theory in this regard).
Other women were exposed many times to anti - FGC campaigns and to changing laws in their country of origin or during migration; they knew; but, they could not act much in this regard.
Because neither of the two postsynaptic partners of BCs on their own appeared to be needed to form an IPL, we wondered whether they might act redundantly in this regard.
By ensuring that federal agencies and government contractors apply fair hiring practices, the Fair Chance Act would help in this regard.
While he does not appear to have acted in that regard, Massachusetts was interested in mending fences, and without solicitation they again invited him to the General Court to be held on 10 May 1643.
While there is a need for better regulation in many countries, the fear of the emergence of very restrictive laws due to the influence of a strong Catholic lobby may act as a deterrent in this regard.
If so, the person has not been corrupted as a result of his wrongful act.[11] An important distinction in this regard, is the distinction between human rights violations and corruption.
H.R. 2003 (Ethiopia Democracy and Accountability Act) is a good example in this regard.
