The phrase "acted transparently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or an organization that has been open and honest in their actions or decisions.
Example: "The committee acted transparently throughout the investigation, ensuring that all stakeholders were informed of the process."
Alternatives: "operated openly" or "functioned transparently."
Accountability is key, so we acted transparently.
"The company acted transparently and in good faith in trying to protect our patents," Lundbeck said in a statement.
"I acted transparently, sought and received guidance from the bank's ethics committee, and conducted myself in good faith in accordance with that guidance," he asserted.
Asked Sunday if the Japanese government had acted transparently enough, Mrs. Clinton said: "We have been very supportive of what Japan is doing to take the appropriate steps".
Mappin & Webb insisted it acted "transparently and responsibly in all tax affairs", while its parent company claimed: "The Aurum group has not been in a position to pay taxes over the past years largely due to trading conditions, investment in the business and historical losses".
If they make mistakes, they should admit them quickly and act transparently to fix them.
And even when they act transparently, they don't embrace the privacy reforms we need.
Financial regulations and employment laws were ignored, while some governors failed to act transparently or understand what their roles involved.
Alistair Brown, policy officer at the Museums Association, said its code of ethics encouraged museums to act transparently and to only seek support from organisations whose values were consistent with their own.
He added that the council-led partnership board, which was set up in the wake of the lock change row to oversee the Home Office and its contractors in Glasgow and is the first of its kind in the UK, must ensure that they act "transparently and humanely".
Even before the government announced the new standard of care for advisers on retirement accounts, the public had figured it out: Investors have been moving away from high-cost, conflicted advice (with undisclosed kickbacks to brokers on the side) and toward low-cost investment advice where the adviser acts transparently in the investor's best interests.
