The phrase "acting on the command" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is following or executing a directive or instruction given to them.
Example: "The robot was programmed to respond by acting on the command given by the user."
Alternatives: "responding to the command" or "executing the command".
The lower level scheme controls the fuel cell acting on the compressor command and on the back pressure valves of anode and cathode.
This paper focuses on a novel concept of haptic cueing for an airborne obstacle avoidance task; the novel cueing algorithm was designed in order to appear "natural" to the operator, and to improve the human-machine interface without directly acting on the actual aircraft commands.
If the priests are, in fact, acting out the commands of God, they're like engineers or generals, trying to get certain things done, based on the data that's available to them.
It only applies when the subject would likely better comply with duties overall by treating the commands as authoritative (i.e. establishing content independent and preemptive duties to obey the commands) than by acting on the basis of an independent assessment of the rightness of each action.
Unlike at Stillman's Run, the troops waited for Colonel Henry Dodge's commands before acting on the field of battle.
He argues, with an assured command of his sources, that Lenin was an incorrigible optimist about working-class organisation: his overarching aim was to encourage it through education, agitation and exemplary, heroic action, rather than acting on the workers' behalf.
The gravity acting on the elevated parts is compensated by buoyancy force acting on the roots.
Defense officials confirmed on Friday that pilots acting under the command of other forces, such as the United States and Canada, have conducted strikes following a Freedom of Information (FOI) request by the human rights group Reprieve.
Therefore, Fitch's ships, acting on a command from Nimitz, rendezvoused with TF 17 north of New Caledonia on 1 May, after refueling from the tanker on 25 April to thwart the Japanese offensive.
He has become one of Mr. Corzine's most visible surrogates, acting on command as a rhetorical wrecking ball for his less garrulous Senate colleague.
