The phrase "acted deliberately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that was done on purpose or with intention, often in a context where the motivation behind the action is significant.
Example: "The committee acted deliberately in their decision to implement the new policy, ensuring that all factors were considered."
Alternatives: "acted intentionally" or "acted with purpose".
In each of these cases, Geithner insisted to me, he acted deliberately.
Mr. Campbell's motive was not yet known, but Commander Smith said it appeared that he had acted deliberately.
Mr. Rajaratnam acted deliberately, knowing what he was doing was illegal, and received a sentence of 11 years.
An internal investigation then found that the traders had acted deliberately and suggested personal gain as their motive.
Foremost among those concerns is whether the NSA has acted, deliberately or inadvertently, against internet users in the US when attacking Tor.
Jurors said the two holdouts wanted to discuss whether Mr. Goldstein acted deliberately or with "depraved indifference" but were quickly convinced to join the majority.
Like many other Japanese manufacturers, it is driven by engineers bred to act deliberately.
"They can act deliberately and slowly, and slowly get their way.
A prosecutor said that a French soldier did not act deliberately when he used live ammunition during a mock antiterrorist exercise on Sunday before an audience of mostly military spouses and children in southern France.
By virtue of this reproduction, the individual is, and recognises himself as being, a moral agent — as an agent who is able to act deliberately in ways that are either praiseworthy or blameworthy.
And, in an infamous interview with the right-wing Catholic Radio Maryja, he put in a good word for the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, adding that "Polish experience, especially in recent years, shows that there are such groups in Jewish circles who think in a cunning way and act deliberately to the detriment of, for example, Poland".
