The phrase "a valid act" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing actions or decisions that are legally or morally acceptable.
Example: "The committee determined that the decision made was indeed a valid act within the framework of the law."
Alternatives: "a legitimate action" or "an acceptable deed."
But, Rosen continued, "we should focus less on 'who's a journalist' and more on valid acts of journalism".
When we receive such requests, they are processed by our legal and security teams and if valid, acted upon".
Unconcerned by cool, and possibly unaware of what cool was, he was a clean-cut, sweater-wearing authority, somewhere between disc jockey and anchorman, who could present KISS, Marvin Gaye, Toni Basil, the Oak Ridge Boys, or Color Me Badd as equally valid acts, by virtue of their presence on the Top Forty charts.
All stakeholders agreed that adaptations need to be prespecified, and that having a clear understanding of what is being changed or "adapted" is prerequisite for conducting a valid, and hence ethical, ACT.
Overall, the SDI may therefore act in a way analogous to an erosion score in rheumatoid arthritis and could also act as a valid intermediate surrogate outcome for future mortality in SLE clinical trials.
Broadly, measurement tools tended to focus on multiple, but different, facets of violence, which included: severity of act, severity of outcome, frequency and intent, with each suggested as a valid outcome measure for violent acts.
Since this cluster of 118 people does not qualify as a town, a water district or anything else that the California Department of Public Health recognizes as a valid applicant, another group must act on its behalf.
In this contribution we examine whether general practice based broad-spectrum computerized morbidity registration networks have the potential to act as a valid surveillance instrument of frequently occurring diseases.
Have a valid Social Security number.
