The phrase "act on this issue" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to taking action or making a decision regarding a specific problem or topic.
Example: "The committee decided to act on this issue to ensure that it is resolved promptly."
Alternatives: "address this issue" or "take action on this matter".
"If Congress does not act on this issue this month, you would have a wildly fluctuating scenario of different estate tax levels, making it impossible for families to plan," said Representative Earl Pomeroy, Democrat of North Dakota and the chief sponsor of the House bill.
Interior Minister Eli Yishai said last week of the activity in one core area: "I intend to act on this issue with full strength.
The justice minister, Christiane Taubira, "is keen to act on this issue", a ministry spokesman said.
History will not forgive political leaders who failed to act on this issue, and neither should voters.
HHS' ability to act may be limited without Congressional involvement, and Congress has thus far been unable to act on this issue.
If Visa and Mastercard are unwilling to act on this issue, the credit card processors and banks that issue credit cards could try.
"Had your government acted on this issue four months ago when Labor first raised these issues, your government would now be proposing action rather than further reviews".
With George Osborne's claim that 'we are all in this together' already in tatters thanks to his tax cut for millionaires, it's time he got a move on and acted on this issue".
John Weaver, a senior political aide to Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said that the way Mr. Bush acted on this issue, along with his handling of a patients' bill of rights, could speak powerfully to "a perception, and I'm not saying it's fair, that this administration is too tied to corporate interests and very conservative".
I understand why the two oilmen in the White House have not acted on this issue, but where has the Democratic congressional majority been?
It is evident from this survey that the societies which have acted on this issue are by no means homogeneous, yet they appear to share similar approaches to assisted dying.
