The phrase "act of introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the formal process of introducing someone to another person or group.
Example: "The act of introduction is crucial in networking events to establish connections."
Alternatives: "process of introduction" or "introduction procedure".
Repeal of Human Rights Act and introduction of new "British bill of rights".
Though the patterns of diffusion and characteristics of early and late adoption might be different for an entirely new product to Tanzania, we feel that this data set offers a unique opportunity to follow a specific product (low cost ACTs) from time of introduction in a specific and important pharmaceutical sector (ADDOs).
The Fair Housing Act of 1968, the introduction of Section 8 housing vouchers in the 1980s, and the demolition of distressed public housing in the 1990s were all part of a benign effort to de-concentrate poverty and open suburbia to low-income households, especially members of minority groups, who had been excluded for generations.
This article focuses on the effects of the 2003 Act's introduction of smokefree bars and restaurants.
In this act, an introduction of the Rapid Response System (RRS) was one of the mainstreams to inpatients' care.
Barker's play is well constructed along formulaic lines; its four acts take the form of introduction, conflict, confrontation and climax, denouement.
A second possibility is that selection acts at the moment of introduction into an environment.
But very similar plots were also attained using an assumption that the auxin acts to modify the rate of introduction of inactive ROPs (gradient acts on b).
After a few words of introduction, an act delivers its hit for television cameras and an enthusiastic, arm-waving audience.
AID is a member of the APOBEC family of cytidine deaminases, which acts via introduction of single-strand breaks into target DNA through deamination of cytosines into uracils.
