The phrase "acting on knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to taking action based on information or understanding that one possesses.
Example: "The team is acting on knowledge gained from previous projects to improve their current strategy."
Alternatives: "acting upon information" or "taking action based on understanding".
As one speaker noted, there is now considerable knowledge about effective teaching practices available, and it is time to start to acting on that knowledge.
The movement of the novel is toward her acting on this knowledge.
But while military leaders clearly know this on some level - it's right there in the manual - they obviously aren't acting on their knowledge.
Organisations regularly tell me that they spend vast tracts of time studying employee remuneration, yet I never hear of anyone acting on this knowledge.
Additionally, the fact that exercises of theoretical knowledge are guided by propositions or rules seems to entail that they involve instructions that are universally applicable — the person acting on theoretical knowledge has an instruction booklet, which she reflects upon before acting.
Please rest assured that we are sparing no effort in our quest to understand fully what caused the fire, and we will be equally diligent when it comes to acting on the knowledge we gain in the course of the technical investigation.
Let's consider some possible motives for Bernard L. Madoff's pointing a finger of blame at banks and other large institutions: he wants the truth to come out; he is angry at banks for not acting on the knowledge they had and stopping him from injuring more people; he is trying to deflect investigations and lawsuits aimed at his family members by pointing to another potential target.
In this way, acting on the knowledge on COTM inevitably promotes the interests of the child, which were given birth by the same productive power.
Mark Gumz, the head of Olympus America, attributes some of the company's successes in diagnostic technology to understanding failure and acting on the knowledge.
