The phrase "acting on research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to taking action based on findings or insights derived from research.
Example: "The organization is committed to acting on research to improve community health outcomes."
Alternatives: "based on research" or "informed by research".
The Advertising Standards Authority found seven cases of broadcasters breaking the rules relating to alcohol advertising – which bans ads in or around programmes targeted or likely to appeal to under-18s – after acting on research from an Ofcom investigation.
HUD spokesman Brian Sullivan said the federal agency was acting on research showing that the added services with transitional housing are not cost-effective.
HUD spokesman Brian Sullivan said the federal agency was acting on research showing that the added services with transitional housing are not cost-effective.
Acting on research that has shown a direct correlation between teacher certification and student reading scores, the State Board of Regents has required that every teacher in the state be certified by 2003.
Toward Consensus argues that acting on that research will require unprecedented collaboration, and humility, among natural scientists, social scientists, and climate activists.
Entelos, an in silico biology company based in Menlo Park, California, has an asthma model which helped one drug firm to redirect its research from drugs acting on one type of inflammatory cell to another.
At Harvard, we are acting on climate change through research that occurs across disciplines and throughout the world; through teaching and learning, by providing our students with the tools to confront this issue for generations to come; and on our campus, by modeling an institutional pathway to a healthier, more sustainable community.
There is one final problem with relying too heavily on mechanistic research before acting on evidence of benefit or harm.
"Don't think of it as kissing up; think of it as doing research and acting on it," Dr. Hoover said.
"We are delighted that they are acting on the findings of that research with this substantial funding package which will help us continue our work in Raploch and enable us to start a new centre in Govanhill".
Two standardised telephone surveys of NHS Direct telephone service users were conducted during 2009 by an independent market research company acting on commission from NHS Direct.
