The phrase 'act with wisdom' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to advise someone to make wise decisions or to use sound reasoning and judgement. For example, you might say, "Always act with wisdom when making important decisions."
"The S.E.C. must act with wisdom and independence in selecting a chairman of the oversight board," Senator Sarbanes said.
Diplomatic tensions also intensified with Bahrain recalling its ambassador to Tehran, following the Iranian foreign minister Ali Akbar's warning on Monday that Bahrain's rulers and the Gulf states who have sent troops to the kingdom needed to act with "wisdom and caution".
If both Americans and Chinese act with wisdom and forbearance, it might even turn out that way.
Regardless of the resolution of this debate, the nation must act with wisdom and courage in getting its affairs in order.
It is time old-age acted with wisdom.
We have reached the conclusion that the Army acted with wisdom when it reduced its age limit.
The US did act with greater wisdom where China's currency was concerned.
I read what they wrote — there were many fine writers among them — to try to understand this crucial strength of theirs, the ability to act with passionate wisdom, at immeasurable cost to themselves, over decades.
Peter W. Rodino, Jr., a New Jersey Democrat who served as chairman, had opened the proceedings with a grave benediction: "I pray that we will each act with the wisdom that compels us in the end to be but decent men who seek only the truth.
We must now take the step to a new level of species maturity and demonstrate our ability to act with collective wisdom and foresight".
At the end of Week 1, President Roosevelt sent a letter to the press congratulating the "substantial businessmen who in this crisis have acted with such wisdom and public spirit".
