The phrase "act of acceding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is referring to the act of agreeing to or formally joining something, such as a treaty or an organization.
Example: "The act of acceding to the treaty marked a significant milestone in international relations."
Alternatives: "process of joining" or "act of agreeing".
White House officials show no sign of acceding.
Instead of acceding to his sensible request, European finance ministers imposed a new target of 5.3 percent.
Ministers however are making clear that they have no intention of acceding to this request.
India's "princely states", which had retained notional independence, were given the option of acceding to India or to Pakistan.
Within hours of acceding to the throne, King Salman, 78, vowed to maintain the same policies as his predecessors.
A pivotal question is whether President Vladimir V. Putin, a K.G.B. agent and a director of the security service, is behind those acts or merely acceding to them.
Under the partition plan provided by the Indian Independence Act of 1947, Kashmir was free to accede to India or Pakistan.
Still, Albert said he remained displeased that Medicare would so willingly accede to what he called an act of fraud.
In the wake of the slaughter – more lethal than any single act of white resistance during the entire civil rights era – South Carolina's legislature reluctantly acceded to Governor Nikki Haley's proposal that the battle flag of the Confederacy be removed from the statehouse grounds.
The first moral fiction concerns 1) the nature of the patient's request; 2) the nature of the act that the physician is asked to perform in either case; 3) the causal relationship between the act of treatment withdrawal and the patient's death; and 4) the intention of the physician who accedes to such a request.
Politically, Neal is "acceding to the notion" that even beginning the process to obtain Trump's tax returns is an "outrageous or drastic" act of a partisan nature, Hauser argued.
