The phrase "a blatant act of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an action that is done in a very obvious, deliberate, and often offensive manner. Example: The senator's new policy was seen as a blatant act of political manipulation, designed to sway voters in his favor.
The magistrate overseeing the case said: "This was a blatant act of neglect of a dog.
In their eyes, it's either a huge failure on our part or a blatant act of complicity.
Gosper, Australia's senior Olympic executive, has come under severe criticism at home and abroad for what many viewed as a blatant act of nepotism.
"In this day and age it is outrageous that a national pub chain like JD Wetherspoons can carry out such a blatant act of discrimination against members of the Gypsy and Traveller communities, their friends and colleagues," she added.
But it is also hard to imagine that Khamenei is so desperate, or so reckless, as to order a blatant act of terrorism on American soil, arranged in such a way as to make the return address glaringly clear.
Without realising it at the time, he had stumbled across "bussing", a blatant act of racial segregation by the local council to lower the ratio of Asian pupils in Southall by sending them to schools outside the area.
Last month a 30-percentage-point 30-percentage-point 30-percentage-point local contaxt took effect, takincreasetax on some imported models to a punitive 55%—on top of import tariffs.The tax incarsse is an unusually blatant act of protectionism.
It is a complete and blatant act of disregard for the family.
The North Korea spokesman was quoted by the state KCNA news agency as saying: "Making and releasing a movie on a plot to hurt our top-level leadership is the most blatant act of terrorism and war and will absolutely not be tolerated".
A. Bad behavior is the blatant act of ignoring the belief system of the company — it means not paying attention to the strategic intent of the company and not being aligned around the goals of the organization.
Usually, China and South Korea would be howling at this blatant act of Japanese "remilitarisation".
