The phrase "act on indications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to responding or taking action based on certain signs, signals, or suggestions.
Example: "The team decided to act on indications from the market research that suggested a shift in consumer preferences."
Alternatives: "respond to signals" or "take action based on cues".
"Even if regulators never move to act on those indications Sky will get more leverage with rights holders as a pan-European player anyway".
Yet nowhere along Rory's journey, from boy with a bellyache on Thursday to gravely ill boy on Friday night, did anyone act on strong indications that he might be fighting for his life.
During the trial, Montagnier who could not be reached today has testified that Pasteur failed to act on early indications that human growth hormone might be unsafe.
Both drugs act on different cellular targets with indications of noncross-resistance to each other.
It said Halliburton provided the results of one of these tests to BP on March 8 and that BP failed to act on it: "There is no indication that Halliburton highlighted to BP the significance of the foam instability data or that BP personnel raised any questions about it".
Trump is saying the right things, but there is little indication he will actually act on international religious freedom.
However, there have been earlier indications that HSV-1 might act on cellular factors to aid in the prevention of apoptosis.
But the nominee gave little indication on how he would act on other issues.
While there are some indications that mutant huntingtin may directly act on HATs to de-active them, there has been more evidence suggesting that the mutated protein affects the histone-modifying enyzmes by making them unavailable to do their jobs.
As an indication that relaxin did not only act on tumour but also on stromal cells, we found significantly elevated amounts of infiltrating TAM in tumours from relaxin-treated animals.
