The phrase "act of finding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or action involved in discovering or locating something.
Example: "The act of finding the missing documents took longer than expected, but it was crucial for the project."
Alternatives: "process of discovery" or "action of locating".
Often, the simple act of finding that the discomfort of a lifetime has a name is enough to start on the path to recovery.
Mr Wyner rightly reckons that the act of finding a memorable image (Google Images being an easy way to do so) is a powerful one.
The result is a book that does not care to charm, and does not; rather, it arrives at redemption and forgiveness through the meticulous act of finding out, and recording, the truth.
The Foundling Museum, tucked in a corner of a square in Bloomsbury in central London, tells the story of the Foundling Hospital, established by merchant seaman Thomas Coram in 1739 to give a home to London's poorest children – an act of finding those who had been lost.
This isn't survey data, this is data built from tens of millions of preferences expressed in the act of finding a date, and even from the first few entries, the gist of the table is clear: a woman wants a guy to be roughly as old as she is.
Zeleny (1982) as well as most authors describes the act of finding a compromise optimal solution to problem as "……an effort or emulate the ideal solution as closely as possible".
"The report highlights a company that operated in silos, with a number of individuals looking for reasons not to act, instead of finding ways to protect our customers".
"The report highlights a company that operated in silos," Barra said, "with a number of individuals seemingly looking for reasons not to act, instead of finding ways to protect our customers".
Unofficially, then, he gave the impression of beginning shakily in Act I and of finding his way into some big solid sounds, belted out but still tinged with the color of bright Italian ah's.
Decisions striking down the challenged part of the Defense of Marriage Act but stopping short of finding a general constitutional right to same-sex marriage in the Proposition 8 case, for instance, would continue to allow most states to permit or forbid same-sex marriage.
"The acts of finding and creating are exactly identical," Mr. Kelly added.
