The part of a sentence "act thoroughly" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to perform or carry out something in a comprehensive and careful manner. Example: In order to succeed in this project, it is crucial to act thoroughly and pay attention to every detail.
They will take you seriously, act thoroughly and offer you victim support".
Unlike the present statute, the 1976 Act thoroughly revised copyright law and enabled the United States to join the Berne Convention [537 U.S. 265] —an international treaty that requires the 1976 Act's basic life-plus-50 term as a condition for substantive protections from a copyright's very inception, Berne Conv.
Steffen Kampeter, a veteran Christian Democrat MP, insisted in an interview with Die Welt newspaper at the weekend: "We need to send more signals showing that not everyone can come to us...We must act thoroughly otherwise we will not be able to stop things going wrong".
"It is the responsibility of this or any other governing body to act thoroughly and show full transparency by investigating this supposed leak," the statement said.
Act thoroughly confused at this uninvited gesture.
In an interview, Ms. Gann emphasized the university's efforts to act "quickly, thoroughly, and with candidness" to resolve the matter.
The detention last month of an outspoken blogger, Fouad al-Farhan — only confirmed by the Interior Ministry this week — is an act of thoroughly modern despotism and one the king should immediately overrule.
Demanding them would have been an act of thoroughly obnoxious privilege.
Brian Hare, an evolutionary anthropologist at Duke University, is convinced that an ape death he witnessed gave him a glimpse into something significant, especially because the animals acted so thoroughly against their own interests.
"So I honestly say to you we've acted really thoroughly to uphold the integrity of the party".
Norman said: "Astonishing as it may seem, the Human Rights Act is a thoroughly conservative document.
