The phrase "act document" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a document related to a specific act or legislation, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Please review the act document before the meeting to ensure we are all on the same page regarding the new regulations."
Alternatives: "legislative document" or "act-related document".
The answer: Because young advocates of the DREAM Act, documented and not, believe we are fighting for the fundamental right of everyone to be able to pursue a higher education.
Of 266 patient and caregiver dyads approached, 171 signed the informed consent and Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act documents and completed baseline assessments.
The Constitution is a class-act document; has some 3,350 Facebook friends; and is the law of the land, too.
The documentation was the sin, not the acts documented.
Plate said the vast majority of the criminal acts documented by federal police on the night were related to theft and bodily injury.
These loyal Cherokees convened a meeting of the National Council at Cowskin Prairie and produced two distinct emancipation acts, documents that reverberate in today's controversies over the legal standing of the Cherokee Freedmen.
The film told in three acts, documenting three different periods in the protagonist's life: his childhood, his adolescence and his adulthood is utterly heartbreaking.
Plate said the vast majority of the 32 criminal acts documented by federal police on the night were tied to theft and bodily injury.
Crown agent Edward Randolph, sent to New England in 1676 to collect customs duties and enforce the Navigation Acts, documented a list of issues and took his complaints to the Lords of Trade in London.
The crisis in Attawapiskat came to light amid an ongoing campaign to abolish the Indian Act, a document that marked 140 years of existence this week and which puts the Canadian government in control of most aspects of First Nation life.
