The phrase "act of demonstration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an action taken to show or illustrate something, often in a formal or educational context.
Example: "The act of demonstration was crucial in helping the students understand the complex scientific principle."
Alternatives: "demonstrative action" or "demonstration act".
"People will stay quietly in their homes and pray for the departed, and we will not tolerate any acts of demonstrations," a government statement said.
Nayyem told me that he considered the assassination "an act of terror, a demonstration, and a threat — to journalists, activists, politicians, a huge group of people, which also includes Sergii and me".
Its very production and distribution feels like a political act — a demonstration of the power of creativity, and a rebuke to the well-known mechanics of television: pilots, polls, advertising dollars, viewer demographics, and the like.
We were able to instantly respond to this act of Russian aggression – a demonstration of our commitment to Nato's collective defence".
The study became the foundation for the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development's Urban Revitalization Demonstration Act of 1993, known as HOPE IV. "He was not just dealing with the bricks and mortar, but with the whole aspect of community," said Sunia Zaterman, the executive director of the Council of Large Public Housing Authorities.
The workshop consisted of 3 hours of in-person, interactive teaching on the effective use of the ACT curriculum, including demonstration of navigating and using website materials, modeling of teaching by expert faculty, and creating an individual action plan: a teaching project focused on using the ACT curriculum within 2 months of the workshop.
Also dead are Costa Pappas and Ray Navarro, members of DIVA, which made "Target City Hall," a videotape of an Act Up demonstration at City Hall, and Kiki Mason, who wrote the text for "By Any Means Necessary," an angry tirade against those standing in the way of a cure for AIDS.
Bringing in private companies working in the public sector under the aegis of the act, while a demonstration of good faith, is likely to bring the system to a near halt.Jeremy Hayes BBC Radio 4 LondonEconomic frame of referenceSIR – I was struck by your leader on debt, not so much for its conclusions, but by its language ("The biggest bill in history", June 13th).
The 1958 Food Additive Amendments of the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA) required demonstration of the safety of food additives, but also included two clauses to exempt food additives currently in use from safety assessments by making them "grandfathered" ingredients.
