The phrase "acting early" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of taking action or making decisions before a situation escalates or becomes more complicated.
Example: "By acting early, we can prevent potential issues from developing into larger problems."
Alternatives: "taking early action" or "responding promptly".
Mr. Anderson said that pursuing deeper near-term cuts would have sent a more powerful signal to the European Union about acting early, while helping ensure Britain could successfully reach the goal for 2025.
The degradation of CO in red light likely occurs by the same phyB-dependent mechanism acting early in the day, as was shown by Valverde et al (2004), and this could be tested by comparing cop1 6 phyB-9 and cop1 6 plants under red light.
But Mr. Wilson, announcing it on Monday after the Missouri Board of State Canvassers had certified Mr. Carnahan's victory over Senator John Ashcroft, the Republican incumbent, said he was acting early to allow Ms. Carnahan to participate in freshman senator orientation, which began today in Washington.
One day! Q. Surrounded by the arts at home, you must have gotten into acting early.
By acting early, said Peter D. McDonald, United's vice president for operations, United can get word out to passengers about delays and cancellations.
The theory is that the Franco-Belgian terror cell had been panicked into acting early following the arrest of Salah Abdeslam, the last surviving Paris attacker.
The content is broad and coherent and explains why acting early would be good for business, good for the economy and good for the planet.
She discovered a love of acting early in high school, took a degree in theatre, then attended Juilliard School in New York.
The leading asset owners are acting early to get protected from the inevitable catch up where politicians go running for cover and blame someone else.
