The phrase "act of needs" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a concept related to actions driven by necessity, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "In times of crisis, the act of needs often leads to innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "necessity-driven action" or "action of necessity."
An empty space as a starting place for an act of theatre needs to be genuinely empty.
The Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002 needs reauthorizing this year.
The act of policing needs to be safer.
For the leading figures behind this policy are centrist modernisers who do not think this policy is an act of needs-must brutality, and that the young should just suck it up.
It compares the natural change of seasons with the far more difficult act of will needed to change human behavior.
Fortunately, the court's mangling of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 need not stand.
The final plot twist was entirely the work of rewrite man Andrew Upton, who seems to have thought that the final act of Philistines needed some sexing up.
But the diversity of the objects of an act of understanding need not diversify the act itself (as when understanding the Pythagorean theorem we understand both squares and triangles).
Who knew that this simple act of financial need could inspire restaurant names?
Directed by veteran stunt coordinator Scott Waugh (Act of Valor), Need For Speed casts Paul as troubled street racer Tobey Marshall, an ex-con who was (naturally) framed after a racing fatality.
According to Oppenheimer, the title reflects more than the reenactments that take place in the film, "It's worth remembering that the act of killing needn't refer simply to the act of killing human beings -- as the film demonstrates, I hope -- it also refers to the act of killing ideas, hope, communities, solidarity and our common humanity".
