The phrase "act filed" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to refer to the submission of a legal document or action to a court or relevant authority.
Example: "The act filed in the court outlines the plaintiff's claims against the defendant."
Alternatives: "document submitted" or "case lodged".
Finally, a year or two ago, demolition workers knocked down this Highland Avenue building in a municipal act filed somewhere between reclamation and surrender.
A claim for benefits under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act filed electronically shall be adjudicated in accordance with the procedures set forth in this part.
In another high-profile lawsuit challenging the Defense of Marriage Act, filed in Massachusetts, drew about a dozen briefs to which hundreds of organizations and people affixed their signatures, city lawyers said.
The first-degree charge of committing a criminal sexual act filed against Mr. Ritter entails forcing someone to engage in oral or anal sex; the police have not released details of the attack.
The date of filing for a claim for benefits under the Railroad Unemployment Insurance Act filed electronically shall be the date that the electronic filing of the claim is accepted by the Board's electronic system.
ACT filed its bankruptcy petition on Friday at a court in Worcester, Mass., and said a hearing is scheduled tomorrow to authorize up to $9.5 million of temporary debtor-in-possession financing.
Today you see an indictment brought by an office of special council that is using a very novel theory to prosecute Mr Manafort regarding a Fara (Foreign Agents Registration Act) filing.
Amsterdam & Partners, which was hired to file the complaint, subcontracted the legislative angle to Arnold Public Affairs, the firm listed on the Justice Department's Foreign Agents Registration Act filing.
The Department of Justice declined a Freedom of Information Act filing from The New Yorker this winter, requesting Grimm's records.
Manafort disclosed the total payments his firm received between 2012 and 2014 in a Foreign Agents Registration Act filing late Tuesday that was submitted to the U.S. Justice Department.
Under section 3(4) of the 1958 Public Records Act, files can be withheld "if, in the opinion of the person who is responsible for them, they are required for administrative purposes or ought to be retained for any other special reason".
