The phrase "act unnecessarily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behavior that is not needed or is excessive in a given situation.
Example: "In meetings, it's important to stay focused and not act unnecessarily, as it can waste valuable time."
Alternatives: "behave excessively" or "take unnecessary actions".
On the contrary, when anti-malarial treatment is administered to all febrile children, without prior parasitological confirmation, as in the control clusters of our study, an important proportion of cases are treated with ACTs unnecessarily.
"The government's extraordinary request eviscerates the purpose of the All Writs Act, and unnecessarily compromises the proprietary intellectual property of a private company that has not been implicated, in any way, with the crime under investigation," Lavabit adds.
"If the Court recognizes that the prohibition of marijuana consumption and cultivation for non-commercial purposes limits the right to the free development of one's personality, it may determine that various articles in the General Health Act are unnecessarily punitive.
On Friday, the Rebello family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Nassau County Police Department, claiming the officer who fired the bullet that killed Andrea "carelessly discharged" his weapon and acted "recklessly and unnecessarily," according to the lawsuit, per NBC New York.
Unless there is some secret deal between Russia and the U.S., the granting of asylum to Mr. Snowden also seems like an unnecessarily hostile act.
Lacking the climactic thrill of the skills of the circus act, they become overlong, unnecessarily resorting to cheap sex gags to add oomph.
Strathclyde said on Wednesday the Lords had acted "wrongly, deplorably and unnecessarily".
But after seeing his unnecessarily violent acts just days later, the country realized that Mubarak and his regime have not changed, and the people took to the street once again".
Let's act before more people die unnecessarily.
And, as Capelli's arsenal increases, so chimera tactics grow ever cheaper, an abundance of enemy snipers and rocket-launchers making for an unnecessarily punishing final act.
