The phrase "act confusion" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a state of pretending to be confused or creating confusion, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "During the meeting, he decided to act confusion to avoid answering the difficult questions."
Alternatives: "feign confusion" or "pretend to be confused".
The aims of this study were to identify the relationship between the appearance of LD and the use of artificial nutrition and to identify the contributing factors specific to the critically ill patient (severity scores, associated co-morbidity such as sepsis, and mechanical ventilation) which can act as confusion factors.
This time, instead of trying to find words to explain to our children that there are people who are mentally disturbed and sometimes act out of confusion and pain, I find the question demands a different kind of answer.
Smedresman, however, argued that it would do little to help attract new arbitration and would in fact drive it away, saying that "the vagueness of the statutory language, combined with the rather hazy policy considerations behind the Act, make confusion and litigation likely".
8 9 Diagnosis is a key step that has meaning for both patient and physician in all health systems, and 'diagnostic confusion' may act as a barrier to healthcare for vulnerable populations.
Always remember that the horse may act up out of confusion or fear.
Cut off from ordinary society and floating in sugary clouds of anomie and confusion, her characters act out.
The job of a first responder is to immediately, incisively grasp the scene to which they're dispatched, and not to act rashly if there's confusion or ambiguity.
A definition of a doubt as something the jury would act upon would seem to create confusion rather than misapprehension.
They can act as paper cuts of frustration, confusion, and anger or add layers of clarity, relief and satisfaction.
The resulting confusion has blocked efforts to act on climate change.
