The phrase "acted on a report" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone took action based on the information or findings presented in a report.
Example: "The committee acted on a report detailing the environmental impact of the proposed project."
Alternatives: "responded to a report" or "took action based on a report."
"It would appear that yet again UEFA have acted on a report from the FARE organisation when their own match delegate, this time from Northern Ireland, gave us a very favourable report".
"It would appear that yet again Uefa have acted on a report from the FARE (Football Against Racism in Europe) organisation when their own match delegate, this time from Northern Ireland, gave us a very favourable report".
Bain released a statement after Uefa announced a second charge of sectarian signing, suggesting that the governing body had acted on a report from the FARE (Football Against Racism in Europe) organisation, despite receiving a favourable report from the official match delegate for both legs of the tie with PSV Eindhoven.
One is investigating his failure to act on a report of the rape of an underage girl in March last year.
If the government acts on a recent report examining the plight of Irish emigrants, it will become more than just a sentimental gesture.
The Government has yet to act on a detailed report published in June last year by the chief inspectors of prisons, probation and constabulary, which called for the appointment of a gangs coordinator everywhere that gangs are operating, to take charge of finding out who they are and coordinate an approach that would punish troublemakers while trying to induce gang members to give up the life.
Juries are not required to act on a Rule 69 report, but can initiate a hearing themselves.
Several union officials said the major debate at the board meeting was whether Mr. Thompson would be independent enough and whether the board might not act on a highly critical report.
But no one could have imagined — much less wanted —Paterno to exit as he seems destined to: with his decency and care for young people called into question as a consequence of his failure to act aggressively on a report that one of his former coaches sexually assaulted a 10-year-old boy in the football facility.
Our Trust and Safety team did not know that part of the story and acted on the report as they would any other".
"The FA acts on all reported incidents of discrimination and we continue to work with both Tottenham Hotspur and the Crown Prosecution Service on the matter of anti-Semitic chanting," an FA spokesman said.
