The phrase "acted more or less" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone performed an action to a certain degree, but not entirely or perfectly.
Example: "He acted more or less as expected during the presentation, though there were a few unexpected moments."
Alternatives: "acted somewhat" or "acted to some extent".
"The attitude used to be that the British police acted more or less with the sanction of the public," said David Gilbertson, a former assistant inspector of the constabulary, who until 2001 helped formulate policing policy for the home office.
This means that for a center-to-center spacing greater than 4D, no significant interference effect was observed and each footing acted more or less independently, similar to a single footing.
While the app has been available in the App Store and Play Store for a year and four months, the startup has acted more or less like a stealth startup.
Acting more or less like a 1980s hardcore band, in other words, but without seeming like a nostalgia act.
Not only can he act more or less at will, he also has the freedom to act with unbelievable force.
Although Congress can ask questions and conduct oversight hearings, a president who wants to have an impact internationally can act more or less on his own.
For all the comparable craziness of mutually assured destruction during the cold war, planners could safely assume that American and Soviet leaders would act more or less rationally.
She has a paternal, cardigan-wearing boss (Mandy Patinkin) and a passel of co-workers to show her the ropes, but despite their metaphysical calling, they act more or less like municipal employees.
Therefore, the informal sector acts more or less uncontrolled by the responsible authorities c.
It seems that, at 190 °C, vacuum acts more or less like a Θ solvent for both types of polypropylenes but a bad solvent for PE and PIB.
But it's possible that D-Wave's qubits lose coherence very quickly to act more or less independently but nonetheless tunnel to their collective ground state.
