The phrase "act affirmed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that a particular action or decision has been confirmed or validated.
Example: "The court's ruling served to act affirmed the previous decision made by the lower court."
Alternatives: "decision confirmed" or "action validated".
Society would affirm the value of volunteering in the same way the Family and Medical Leave Act affirmed the value of the family.
"The 1964 Public Libraries and Museums Act affirmed the Public Libraries Act of 1850 and neither act has been rescinded – the closures are against the law," said Smith, author of the multiple-award-winning novel How to Be Both.
Last week's decision on the Violence Against Women Act affirmed a ruling by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in Richmond, Va., one of the most right-wing courts in the nation.
In the 1690s commercial jealousy impelled the Irish Parliament to destroy the Irish woolen export trade, and in 1720 the Declaratory Act affirmed the right of the British Parliament to legislate for Ireland and transferred to the British House of Lords the powers of a supreme court in Irish law cases.
The letter, obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, affirmed the chief complaints that Dickstein and Heath had raised.
The act affirms the river's intrinsic and human values, and recognises the river and lands as a living and integrated system.
Goodlatte said he was proud of his work on the USA Freedom Act, which kept phone data out of government hands and revised federal government surveillance practices, and the Permanent Internet Tax Freedom Act, which affirmed the ban on Internet taxes.
GEORGIA: The state's Preservation of Religious Freedom Act would affirm the "right to act or refuse to act in a manner substantially motivated by a sincerely held religious tenet or belief whether or not the exercise is compulsory or a central part or requirement of the person's religious tenets or beliefs".
In fact, the act of affirming their values negated the effect of their lack of competence.
The STOCK Act will affirm that members of Congress are not above the law," Sen. Scott Brown (R-Mass)., one of the main sponsors of the legislation, said during the debate.
We conclude that the Government has not carried the burden expressly placed on it by Congress in the Religious FreedomRestoration Act, and affirm the grant of the preliminary injunction.
