The phrase "act of mailing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process or action of sending something through the mail.
Example: "The act of mailing the documents was completed yesterday, and they should arrive by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "process of sending" or "action of posting".
Even the simple act of mailing a lost letter you find lying in the street varies greatly.
Unlike traditional paintings or sculptures, the act of mailing something to a gallery saw the objects being interacted with by numerous other people along the way, not just the recipient of the object.
Legal experts have advised that it's not necessarily the act of mailing feces that's problematic, since, generally speaking, it isn't dangerous, but it's the sender's intent and the context of his or her relationship with the recipient that could potentially make the person legally liable.
Legal experts have advised that it's not necessarily the act of mailing feces that's problematic, since, generally speaking, it isn't dangerous, but it's the sender's intent and the context of their relationship with the recipient that could potentially make the person legally liable.
It essentially aims to disrupt the act of mailing in a check monthly for renters and landlords.
"Respondents have manufactured a number of far-fetched claims alleging, among other things, that Lehman operated as a criminal racketeering enterprise and respondents stole claimants' money through criminal acts of mail and wire fraud," the firm said.
Mr. Watson begins his story in late April 1919 with an audacious act of terrorism: the mailing of 30 bombs, disguised as free samples from the Gimbels department store, to a list of prominent Americans, including John D. Rockefeller and J. P. Morgan, and lesser-known political figures known for suppressing radicals.
At some point Schulman sends Megan an IRL post card, and remarks how odd the act of sending snail mail is.
Having established a workable airmail system and a considerable clientele, the Post Office yielded to congressional pressures and, with the Contract Air Mail Act of 1925, turned over the mail service to private contractors.
"The act of composing e-mail occurs within your private mindspace," she said.
Phishing, act of sending e-mail that purports to be from a reputable source, such as the recipient's bank or credit card provider, and that seeks to acquire personal or financial information.
