The phrase "acting correctly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is behaving in a proper or appropriate manner in a given situation.
Example: "In a professional setting, it is essential for employees to be acting correctly to maintain a positive work environment."
Alternatives: "behaving appropriately" or "conducting oneself properly."
They should act firmly, but not be very sure that he's acting correctly.
You will understand that you are not acting correctly.'" Not everyone here approves of Mr. Formanchuk.
Why did we reunite at the Fifth Congress, again acting correctly, then at the Sixth Congress again go our separate ways, yet again correctly?
The Justice department may be acting correctly under existing antitrust law by suing Apple — but, in that way, the case only highlights why the laws in question are in desperate need of an overhaul.
Well, up to a point, but what if the Chinese national energy company wanted, like Russia's Gazprom, to take over British Gas? Wouldn't the British authorities be acting correctly in steering them away from any move that threatens the security of strategic industries?
No doubt someone will have to take the blame for poor leadership, but in their latest action the army chiefs were acting correctly: seeking to save their men for future operations.The Tigers were reported to be about 37km (23 miles) from Jaffna town, their former headquarters, which they yielded to the Sri Lankan army in December 1995.
Be happy with acting them correctly".
There was a time when the ARU would have taken a different course, and not because it wanted to be seen, as some in the United States have argued was the case with the PGA, to be acting politically correctly.
"The president's record, when it comes to acting on — interpreting correctly and acting on — intelligence in the interest of the security of the United States is one that we are happy to have examined," said Jay Carney, the White House press secretary.
"The president's record, when it comes to acting on – interpreting correctly and acting on intelligence in the interest of the security of the United States is one that we are happy to have examined," Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, said on Thursday.
