The phrase "a reckless act of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that is done without regard for the consequences, often implying danger or irresponsibility.
Example: "The police classified the incident as a reckless act of vandalism that endangered public safety."
Alternatives: "an irresponsible act of" or "a foolish act of".
Critics see it as a reckless act of self-constraint.
For a Turkish newspaper to do the same would have been a reckless act of bravery.
A number of Republicans have denounced the film as an attack on free enterprise and a reckless act of revenge on Gingrich's part.
The sponsor, Representative Carl D. Wimmer, a Republican, said he had removed a key clause that would have allowed prosecution under Utah's criminal homicide laws for a "reckless act of the woman" that resulted in death to a fetus.
McDonagh's ordeal begins during Hurricane Katrina, when he injures his back committing a reckless act of decency in the line of duty, freeing a prisoner from lockdown as the waters rise.
"This is a reckless act of political opportunism by a chancellor keen to boost his popularity among his backbench MPs," said Juliet Davenport, chief executive of renewable electricity supplier Good Energy.
This makes the public signing of the NUS pledge on fees even more of a reckless act, as many Lib Dems now realise, because hung parliaments lead inevitably to broken promises.
This provision finds guilty of hazing any individual who, in the course of another person's initiation or affiliation with any organization, take part in activities if intentional or a reckless act that "causes a substantial risk of physical injury (though not serious) to such other person or a third person".
Jonathan Roberts, the Police Service of Northern Ireland's Belfast district commander, called the murder a reckless act.
The EU has called the launch a "further unacceptable violation" of North Korea's international obligations, while Britain's ambassador to the UN called it "a reckless act".
Two, that the contact was the result of an intentional or reckless act of the defendant and was not accidental.
