The phrase "act on warnings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to taking action based on alerts or advice given about potential dangers or issues.
Example: "It is crucial to act on warnings from health officials to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "respond to warnings" or "take heed of warnings."
At a Tuesday hearing featuring an EPA official who resigned amid Flint fallout, lawmakers criticized the agency for failing to act on warnings from one of its own scientists that Flint's water was unsafe. .
Peter Clarke is right to describe the government's approach as one of 'benign neglect' – ministers failed to act on warnings they were given in 2010," Hunt said.
He was quick to point out: "Peter Clarke is right to describe the government's approach as one of 'benign neglect' – ministers failed to act on warnings they were given in 2010".
However, it is incorrect that CQC had failed to act on warnings by the whistleblower.
The Home Office retaliated by publishing confidential cabinet correspondence attacking Gove for failing to act on warnings about Birmingham schools.
Ms May's department retaliated by releasing a letter to Mr Gove in which she complained he had failed to act on warnings about Birmingham schools.
As well as being prime sources of emotional support, they are often in the best position to notice and act on warning signs of suicide in a loved one.
Rather, they are ready to act on warning signs, including anecdotal business reports, that the probabilities of a downturn are too high to ignore.
Following a conviction, the families of the victims sued Baumhammers's mother and father for failing to act on warning signs regarding their son's mental health, the Associated Press reported.
The department needs to get its house in order and put basic principles and practices at the heart of what it does, with an appropriately qualified and senior person in charge of the project throughout and an accessible leadership team ready and willing to hear and act on warning signs".
"There's an old saying," he said, "that victory has a hundred fathers and defeat is an orphan... I am the responsible officer of the government and that is quite obvious". On Wednesday, President Bush held only his third press conference and was asked three times whether he accepted responsibility for failing to act on warning before September 11.
