The phrase "act of demonstrating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process or action of showing or proving something through demonstration.
Example: "The act of demonstrating the new software features was crucial for the training session."
Alternatives: "process of showing" or "demonstration act".
Or they show her presiding over a magnificent banquet, in the act of demonstrating her prodigality and her wealth by drinking down a pearl dissolved in vinegar.
Foytlin, Kleeb, and LaDuke are all quick to point out that these fights involve so much more than the physical act of demonstrating.
I figured out that I actually fear my own judgment as much as others' judgment, and the act of demonstrating my work, even to myself, feels really vulnerable.
Mackey performs the tricky balancing act of demonstrating that Lebanon is unique yet somehow still reflective of all Arab countries.
But what the demonstrators failed to anticipate was that for Maher Assad and others, even the act of demonstrating was an unacceptable assault on their honor.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo issued a statement supporting the event and said: One Billion Rising is an act of solidarity, demonstrating to women the commonality of their struggles and their power in numbers.
ONE BILLION RISING IS: A global strike An invitation to dance A call to men and women to refuse to participate in the status quo until rape and rape culture ends An act of solidarity, demonstrating to women the commonality of their struggles and their power in numbers A refusal to accept violence against women and girls as a given A new time and a new way of being.
Even though you may not know how you are going to get it or make it happen, the mere act of dreaming demonstrates an act of faith.
The most prominent act of service demonstrated by Krishna was immediately after he spoke the Gita, when he drove Arjuna's chariot around like a humble chauffeur.
By breaking up the financial conglomerates, the Glass-Steagall Banking Act of 1933 demonstrated that America was run for the benefit of the general population, and not an elite group.
"The Act of Killing" demonstrates its singular nature right from the start, when it juxtaposes a chilling historical quote with a gaudy, surreal visual tableaux so wildly unexpected it would seem to come not just from another film but an entirely different universe.
