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The phrase "act has been" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing an action that has occurred in the past and its relevance to the present.
Example: "The act has been recognized as a significant step towards environmental protection."
Alternatives: "the action has been" or "the deed has been".
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The government has said it will act, has been acting and will act".
However, the act has been poorly enforced.
The Family and Medical Leave Act has been a success.
Dr. Painter's second act has been... to paint.
The Recovery Act has been critical to that progress.
The REINS Act has been approved by the House before.
Their double act has been like the Three Tenors, without the harmony.
The act has been called the "Tesco law" after the major retail chain based in Britain.
The Illinois Eavesdropping Act has been on the books for years.
It is true that the implementation of the act has been uneven at times.
The act has been expanded repeatedly so it is one of America's most extensive criminal laws.
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