The phrase "a notable act of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that is significant or worthy of attention, often in a positive context.
Example: "The charity event was a notable act of generosity that brought the community together."
Alternatives: "a remarkable display of" or "an impressive demonstration of".
WHEN have you ever witnessed a notable act of kindness?
It would be a notable act of kindness.
In fact, rolling out mass deworming programs, especially in infamously bureaucratic and corrupt India, is a huge logistical feat and a notable act of political will.
In fact, rolling out mass deworming programs, especially in "infamously bureaucratic and corrupt India, is a huge logistical feat and a notable act of political will," she writes.
And in a notable act of passive defiance, the power companies have scheduled an unusually large number of plants to close for maintenance this summer — right when air-conditioning season will reach its peak.
Turning to more private means of communicating with friends is a notable act of rebellion, and one that could potentially spread into older demographics as well.
Executives were at a loss to name a notable act that Mr. Rubin has brought to Columbia in his executive capacity.
A little after midnight, as my first notable act of the new year, I crashed a forklift into an air duct.
This year T. J. Oakley Rhinlander established a medal to be awarded yearly to whoever performs the most notable act of kindness to a dumb animal.
This year Mr. T.J. Oakley Rhinelander established a medal to be awarded every year to whoever performs the most notable act of kindness to a dumb animal.
The group's most notable act of the last 12 months came from a 2011 hack of private intelligence firm Strategic Forecasting (Stratfor), which resulted in the release of more than 5m emails between the company and its clients by WikiLeaks in 2012.
