The phrase "acted on complaints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a response or action taken in relation to received complaints or grievances.
Example: "The management acted on complaints from the staff regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "responded to complaints" or "addressed the complaints".
She said the parking department acted on complaints — the police department said it had the same policy.
The Blade quoted a law professor as stating that My Lai might have been avoided if the senior officer corps had acted on complaints of military brutality in Quang Ngai that had been filed by at least two soldiers.
He said he is prepared to answer questions about why the department has not acted on complaints to grant waivers to people who, some say, clearly are not terrorists.
Officials from the anti-racism body say they have acted on complaints from some Hartlepool fans and urged Carlisle to refuse admission to any fans who might decide to "black up" for the occasion.
The so-called Cloyne Report found that clergy members in the rural diocese of Cloyne had not acted on complaints against 19 priests from 1996 to as recently as 2009, and said that the Vatican had encouraged bishops to ignore the reporting guidelines.
The July report, the fourth in a series of scathing Irish government reports into sexual abuse by priests and evidence of a widespread cover-up, found that clergy members in the rural diocese of Cloyne had not acted on complaints against 19 priests from 1996 to as recently as 2009.
More than 80% agreed it should be able to act on complaints from whistleblowers.
Both the police and the CPS have been contrite about failures to act on complaints about Savile over decades.
Further, each state must have "a process to review and appropriately act on complaints concerning the institution including enforcing applicable state laws". 34 C.F.R. § 600.9.
Note that the ombudsperson does not have authority to act on complaints, but he/she can provide advice and direct members of the community to appropriate resources.
The report, released on July 13, found that clergy leaders in the rural Irish diocese of Cloyne did not act on complaints against 19 priests from 1996 to 2009.
