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The phrase "a natural act" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or behavior that is instinctive or inherent to human nature.
Example: "For many people, expressing emotions is a natural act that fosters connection and understanding."
Alternatives: "an instinctive behavior" or "a fundamental action".
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It's a natural act of introduction to our culture".
He might even have been editing himself, which is anything but a natural act for him.
Risk management is painful not a natural act for humans to perform.
It was instinct, a natural act and something that doesn't usually earn medals or recognition.
— If pitching were a natural act, Mike Mussina likes to say, we would all walk around with our arms above our heads.
It seems silly that there should still be any stigma attached to it; it is a natural act that harms no one.
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He has done plenty of sports commentary, most recently on "Sunday Night Football" for NBC, and it occurs to me that annotating the endeavors of others, even for an audience of one, is a very natural act for Olbermann.
Writing, for Nothomb, is a thoroughly natural act.
Judah, unlike Maimonides, hints that this is not a completely natural act; rather it occurs through "the grace of God" (per grazia di Dio).
The creation of a world that exists only between two covers was not an entirely natural act for me.
And then there was William Shepherd MP: "Incest is a much more natural act than homosexuality".
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