"acting proactively" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means taking action in advance to prevent or address potential issues or problems. Example: The company's CEO took a proactive approach by implementing new safety measures and protocols to prevent accidents in the workplace.
If businesses are prepared to act politically, there's still a division between acting proactively, as in Tennessee, or after the fact, as is in North Carolina, where Bank of America is joining with HRC to try to force the repeal of the law, known as HB2.
Rather, it is acting "proactively," Mr. Wolf said.
I am afraid the West (US + EU) is "loosing its face" by not acting proactively.
Mary Naylor, a professor at University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing who has researched the TCM extensively, observes that one of the ways that TCM succeeds is by acting proactively to "interrupt" things that could go wrong before they do.
Rather than being the beneficiary of a liberal order led by the United States, Japan seems to be "stepping up" and acting proactively to save that order and keep the United States from withdrawing from it altogether.
The traditional power grid in many countries suffers from high maintenance costs and scalability issues along with the huge expense of building new power stations, and lack of efficient system monitoring that could increase the overall performance by acting proactively in preventing potential failures.
"As we build the homes the country needs, the industry is committed to bio-diversity, proactively acting to protect birds and providing a net increase in the number of trees". How have wildlife charities reacted?
Act proactively when you are out at night.
Its work includes acting on complaints and proactively checking the media to take action against misleading, harmful or offensive advertisements that contravene its Advertising Codes.
The government said the companies had agreed to allow the Internet Watch Foundation to proactively search out abusive images, rather than just acting upon reports it receives, and to give it an extra to boost its capabilities.
Whether serving as a research assistant supporting a large office, acting as a voice-activated resource in complicated medical procedures or proactively maintaining itself, AI is quickly becoming a reality.
