The phrase "act of boxing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the action or practice of engaging in the sport of boxing.
Example: "The act of boxing requires not only physical strength but also mental discipline and strategy."
Alternatives: "practice of boxing" or "boxing activity".
With one act I could save the game of boxing".
But when the organizations founder, Phoenix-area attorney Rob Maysey, told them he was only trying to get Congress to expand the definition of the Ali Act from boxing to cover all contact sports, he said the reaction was positive.
But remember, no particular act of corruption destroyed boxing either.
"It's just that the act of breaking the box is really frightening".
Compliance, which in some cases is merely the act of grudgingly checking boxes, is not an adequate form of risk management for the twenty-first century.
At one point last week, three channels were slinging simultaneous reality TV soil at our innocent faces, making the mere act of turning on your box a high risk activity, like the radio would be if 75% of all music were written by Redfoo.
Can this app beat incumbents like Watchville or, barring a an electronic solution, the simple act of dragging your watch box to a bar?
The simple act of having a tissue box available and offering a tissue if needed often provides additional empathy and understanding at difficult moments and can get the discussion back on track quickly.
Horror movies have always lent themselves to what we now call franchising: the act of squeezing every last drop of box-office blood out of a popular premise.
You're going to begin caring about who makes the box and what it does very shortly thanks to the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which stipulates that cable boxes be made available on a retail basis.
