'act on this information' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It means to take action or make decisions based on the information that has been provided. Example: "We need to act on this information quickly before it's too late."
Patients with first-episode schizophrenia were able to judge correctly the magnitude of rewards/punishments that varied over trials but were less able than control subjects to act on this information by adjusting how many points they "bet" on any one trial (52).
How do NGOs and government departments act on this information?
Results were provided to the owners, so they could act on this information and seek veterinary advice, if required.
If we refuse to urgently act on this information, future generations will suffer the consequences of our failures today.
For example, some firms provide transparency, but fail to give customers the ability to act on this information (low control).
You should call this in and it will be confirmed, and you will be encouraged to act on this information.
So why haven't we acted on this information?
Acting on this information, the police in France arrested electrical engineering students at a French university who had been recruited by their local mosque leaders.
Judging by Amazon's lackluster results thus far for its own publishing imprint (George Packer has a great article in the New Yorker about this and other Amazon issues), they haven't yet internalized and acted on this information.
Everybody has already acted on this information.
The Connecticut Committee of Correspondence acted on this information; money was "borrowed" from the provincial coffers and recruiters were sent into northwestern Connecticut, western Massachusetts, and the New Hampshire Grants (now Vermont) to raise volunteers for an attack on the fort.
