The phrase "acting on such" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to taking action based on a specific situation or information previously mentioned.
Example: "The committee is responsible for acting on such recommendations to improve community services."
Alternatives: "responding to such" or "taking action on such".
Before acting on such a request, must I warn the employee of the possible dire consequences?
As long as pay is not seen to be insultingly out of line, other things matter much more in keeping good managers.Some companies are acting on such findings.
Fortunately, a cloaking phenomenon occurs under certain conditions and dramatically reduces the wave drift force acting on such a floating body, as previously reported by several researchers.
Knowledge of the in vivo forces acting on such devices is a basic requirement for the design of a successful endovascular device.
There are no reports of police officials acting on such results, and antivirus software companies say it has not yet been distributed widely and is at relatively low risk of damaging computers.
After persistently acting on such false leads, Sergeant Bocanegra, who raided Iraqi homes in more than fifty operations, said soldiers began to anticipate the innocence of those they raided.
In response to cellular stresses, such as nutrient deprivation or increased levels of reactive oxygen species, dFOXO is activated and inhibits growth through acting on target genes such as Thor (d4E-BP) [ 31].
Intention and anger are simply processes in the mind acting on an impulse object, such as a memory or experience, or an image or symbol.
The models are useful for defining the pressure fields acting on structures such as aircraft fuselage and ship hulls as they move through fluid.
In the case of highly variable forces acting on satellites (such as high solar activity), the accelerometer provides high quality measurements of the phenomena.
Classically, if you could precisely record the position, orientation, and initial velocity of a pair of dice thrown in the air, and map out the environmental conditions acting on it such as air currents, you could tell before it hit the table if a particular roll would produce "snake eyes," (a pair of ones) "double sixes," or anything in between.
