The phrase "acts on values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how actions or behaviors are influenced by personal or societal values.
Example: "The organization acts on values that prioritize sustainability and community engagement."
Alternatives: "operates based on principles" or "functions according to beliefs".
At each stage of her life, she has made deep connections with people, developed deep competence and acted on values that were true to her.
(As Science Careers has repeatedly reported, much research finds that many scientifically able women act on values that are different from the majority of people who choose STEM careers).
The low sensitivity at this threshold may be due to less enthusiasm to act on values that are only modestly elevated.
Perhaps one of the most powerful ways to foster a beyond-the-self intention in teens is through reflection on their values and opportunities to act on those values.
Finally, a second WENO reconstruction acts on these point values and provides piece-wise polynomials of the primitive variables.
Their goal to get to the next class on time overrode their own personal values, and they failed to act on those values and help the person in need.
Traditionally, computers acted on these values sequentially, retrieving them from memory one by one.
Management of complexity and stress in the Socratic and Confucian traditions depends heavily upon self-awareness, an ethical value system, and a capacity to act on core values (such as kindness and humility) in social relations.
The sequencer cannot act on these values directly so we convert them to sequencer-relevant values.
And though this long-term solution will ultimately require a larger societal decision to invest more resources in education and in the values and life skills we desire to cultivate in future generations, we can begin to implement these changes, to act on our values and to answer this societal call to action, one teacher at a time.
