The phrase "act depicts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a performance, play, or any artistic representation that illustrates a particular scene or theme.
Example: "The act depicts the struggles of the main character as they navigate through their challenges."
Alternatives: "scene illustrates" or "performance portrays".
"What would happen if she couldn't get away?" The result is a shockingly blunt sex act depicted onstage.
Historians say it is a token of a kind used in brothels across the Roman Empire; the bearer would exchange it for the sex act depicted.
"We say the act depicted is such an excessive act of violence, so gross in its delivery, that it must engage the criminal law because of the risk of harm it presents," the prosecutor Mike Hicks said.
She transcribes talk to written text and places it on top of still frames in near proximity to the speaker in a sequential manner to show when something is said in relation to the embodied act depicted in the image.
Paulson conducts a high-wire act, depicting Clark as simultaneously thorny and vulnerable, unlikable and empathetic.
"If the veterinarian actually committed the act depicted in the photo, she is in violation of the state cruelty code," reads the complaint, which was provided to HuffPost.
Their styles and appeal were very different: Leno's characters were gritty working-class realists, while Chevalier's were overflowing in romanticism, and his act depicted an affluent point of view.
"Al-Azhar... renews its objection to any act depicting the messengers and prophets of God and the companions of the Prophet (Mohammad), peace be upon him," it announced in a statement.
The chief persecutors of the Christian movement in Jerusalem were the high priest and his associates, who were Sadducees (if they belonged to one of the parties), and Acts depicts the leading Pharisee, Gamaliel, as defending the Christians (Acts 5 34).
