The phrase "acted upon quickly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an action is taken promptly in response to a request or situation.
Example: "The emergency team acted upon quickly to address the crisis and ensure everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "responded swiftly" or "took immediate action".
Product performance data must be processed and acted upon quickly.
I note that the BBC director general has commissioned an urgent investigation into these new Newsnight issues, and I hope that this work will be conducted and acted upon quickly.
It happened last time and it was acted upon quickly by Uefa".
It is therefore important that pain in relation to nerve palsy is recognised and acted upon quickly to prevent significant nerve damage from occurring.
Regularly stress testing processes and reviewing how your organisation works will help ensure the best decisions and choices can be identified and acted upon quickly". Solid advice but a sobering statistic is that the second piece of advice may fall on deaf ears as just 42% believe creating "safe spaces" to encourage staff experimentation and ideas generation are key to navigating change.
Despite the overwhelming scientific evidence in favor of global warming, no solution is being acted upon quickly enough.
Mr. Marth added: "We need to get our files acted upon as quickly as possible".
"It could be acted upon very quickly by the heads of government".
Nonetheless, they are a starting point and should be acted upon as quickly as possible by the N.R.C.
The lessons of the Polish campaign were acted upon more quickly by the General Staff here than by the general staffs of France and England.
Lyn Rowe's mother, Wendy, took thalidomide after McBride's June warnings and Rowe would not have been born deformed had those reports been acted upon more quickly.
