The phrase "act of handing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action or process of giving something to someone, typically in a physical manner.
Example: "The act of handing over the documents was completed swiftly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "gesture of giving" or "process of delivering".
"Under Cuba's draconian laws," said José Miguel Vivanco of Human Rights Watch, "even the act of handing out cellphones to government critics can be considered a crime".
For many female politicians, a purse was seen as more of a nuisance and even a possible sign of weakness; Geraldine A. Ferraro, the first female vice-presidential nominee for a major political party, garnered attention for the mere act of handing her pocketbook to an aide before she took the podium.
The act of handing them over is a marker that they've left that digital space.
Using cash forces you to think about every purchase before you make it, and the physical act of handing it over might rein in the spending.
For a time, the act of handing the ball back to the fielding side was listed as not out under Law 33, and instead was considered to be part of a different method of dismissal: obstructing the field, covered in Law 37. The illegal nature of this offence was later returned to Law 33.
In contrast, comprehension of Requests may require processing the information about a complex action sequence structure they are embedded in, as well as knowledge of the mechanistic performance of the typical move following a Request (e.g. the act of handing the requested object over to the Partner).
But the act of hand poking for Tlingit tattoo artist Nahaan, 34, is spiritual.
Global health authorities say the simple act of hand washing with soap can cut morbidity rates from these causes of death by nearly 50percentt.
I wondered whether they would shout "Faggot!" or "Queer!" at us, as they had done before when I had been in previous relationships or had otherwise felt like showing my love and affection through the simple act of hand holding.
Teachers and parents can draw or write on a child's skin to make the act of hand-washing engaging while reducing the spread of disease.
In the context of current crisis, UNICEF reminds that the simple act of hand washing with soap is one of the most effective ways to save children's lives.
