The phrase "act of blowing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action or process of blowing air or another substance, often in a specific context such as blowing out candles or blowing a whistle.
Example: "The act of blowing out the candles on the birthday cake is a cherished tradition."
Alternatives: "process of blowing" or "action of blowing".
"This latest barbaric act of blowing up a historic Islamic site adds to the annals of Daesh's crimes against Islamic, Iraqi and human civilization," he said, in a statement, and added that it "shows their desperation and signals their end".
Astronomers may for the first time have caught a star in the act of blowing itself to smithereens.
It is true that this allowed police to act as judge, jury and executioner, but given the specific circumstances it is hard to say that the act of blowing the suspect up was unjustified.
If it was an act of sabotage, blowing up one of Iran's most prized weapons as the godfather of the missile programme was within range was a remarkable coup.
(vi) It is sometimes argued that the act of whistle blowing needs to be appropriately motivated it must at least be done out of concern for those whose interests are being jeopardized.
Mr Christie, who insisted keep the current rules of the Patriot Act intact, accused Mr Paul of "blowing hot air" on Capitol Hill.
Her contribution to the current Whitney Biennial is an installation piece in which a white halter-topped dress like the one worn by Marilyn Monroe in some famous photographs is caught in the act of being blown to bits.
He wondered if there was something inherently insane about the act of whistle-blowing; maybe only crazy people persisted.
In his confinement, Assange has become a quixotic cultural icon, helping to give the solitary act of whistle-blowing the contours of a movement.
In weaving the themes, Mr. Bush said that just as the United States would not let an act of nature blow the nation off course, it would not let the acts of terrorsts drive it out of Iraq.
