The phrase "act of market" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to actions or behaviors within a market context, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The act of market manipulation can lead to severe penalties for traders."
Alternatives: "market activity" or "market action".
He adds: "We don't really see the site as an act of marketing or promotion, but rather a public information service.
Mass-market vendors Madame Flavour engage an act of marketing genius by including a sample of their "Paris Afternoon Blend" – single-origin Keemun blend infused with vanilla and rose petals – in the festival goody-bag.
Miss Panarello and Simone Caltabellota, her editor at Fazi Editore, which published the book, said they never anticipated her success or did anything special to engineer it, even if the rollout of the book came to seem like an act of marketing genius.
In what appears to be an act of marketing hubris, the museum has scheduled the openings of two other large exhibitions -- "Gauguin in New York Collections: The Lure of the Exotic" and "The Age of Impressionism: European Painting From the Ordrupgaard Collection, Copenhagen" -- for the same day.
Information that is compiled incidentally in the act of marketing on the Internet may have no distinct value at all, says Ben Narasin, CEO of Fashionmall.com fash.
In 2009, Alibaba, in an act of marketing genius, began promoting the day as an occasion for online shopping.
Driven by the guilt he feels over this very modern act of viral marketing, the old monk strips away layer after layer of his own self-deception and in doing so tells a curious story of fathers and sons or, rather, fathers and son: the fathers adoptive, false or feigning; the son dependent but undependable.
"The Fed does not like to act in periods of market uncertainty".
Italians can expect Mr. Monti to act in support of market integration, which he believes will make Italy — and the European Union — more resilient to crises.
