The phrase "act of letting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or action of allowing something to happen or giving permission for something to occur.
Example: "The act of letting go of past grievances can lead to personal growth and healing."
Alternatives: "process of allowing" or "action of permitting".
In the very act of letting him go free, Israel proves wrong Mr Vanunu's contentions about the State of Israel".
"In the act of letting go of our lives," he continues, "we return more fully to them".
Ms. Landau has given the museum one of his later word paintings, "The Act of Letting a Person Into your Home" (1983).
I have to try something different". And we agree that, sometimes, it is the act of letting go that creates the new chance.
Ultimately and dismally, there were signs that Trump's act of letting fly with "fake news" accusations, while brashly denying reality, may be rubbing off on May.
No assertion says as much about his convictions as the act of letting Dane Cook have the most forceful point in the best-known scene on "Louie" last season.
He does not reject ideological theories out of hand; he proposes "a balancing act [of letting] loose the counterideological potential of" certain texts "while resisting the universalizing thematic consequences" of this very process (p. 76).
On Friday, the San Francisco Police Department took a brief respite from writing parking tickets and evicting minorities to facilitate a citywide act of goodwill; letting a little kid with cancer pretend to be the Batman.
The feature acts as a way of letting friends and family know if the user is alright.
Maggie, in an act of pity, lets the desperate Burns have the bear.
You don't sit down with someone and just by the mere act of saying, "Let's work together" — you have to make it clear you understand their point of view, you understand the interests they have at stake, but you search for that common ground and at the same time you build up support in the Congress, in the country, so that if there can't be an acceptable compromise then you still go forward.
