The phrase "act on guidelines" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to following or implementing specific instructions or rules provided in the form of guidelines.
Example: "The team was instructed to act on guidelines set forth by the management to ensure compliance with safety protocols."
Alternatives: "follow the guidelines" or "adhere to the guidelines".
Even though Watkins is one of the most influential figures in Hopkins's postdoctoral community, he has found it tough to motivate faculty: They have been slow to act on guidelines he issued in August 1999 to standardize the terms of appointments for the university's 1000-plus postdocs, for example.
Second, CV-RM, including CV risk screening, treatment, and follow-up, is time consuming and lack of time to act on guidelines presents an additional hurdle.
Although there are relevant legislation and regulations for PHIs to act on, specific guidelines related to emergency response are still lacking.
These are positive first steps towards making equal access to justice a reality, but it is crucial that we now act on these guidelines to address the specific needs of those who are most in need of judicial services.
The use and handling of all the animals in this study were in accordance with the Finnish Act on Animal Experimentation (62/2006) with guidelines of the Animal Experimentation Committee of Finland.
The study was notified to the Danish Data Protection Agency in concordance with the current guidelines (The Act on Processing of Personal Data, Act No. 429 of 31th May, 2000).
Officials at the Department of Education said it had received hundreds of requests for guidance — so many that advocates for gay and transgender rights, frustrated by the Obama administration's failure to issue specific policy guidelines, decided to act on their own.
All studies were approved by the Institutional Animal Welfare Committee of the Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre and conducted in accordance with their guidelines (revised Dutch Act on Animal Experimentation, 1997).
According to Twitter's guidelines, they only act on complaints about impersonation if they are filed by the target or someone officially representing them.
The guidelines say states should help people document citizenship, especially if they are homeless, mentally impaired or physically incapacitated and have no one to act on their behalf.
