The phrase "act of openly" is not correct as it stands and may need additional context to be fully usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions that are done in a transparent or public manner, but it typically requires further elaboration to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The act of openly sharing information can foster trust within a team."
Alternatives: "action of openly" or "deed of openly".
Pepsi seemed enlightened by the mere act of openly courting black consumers.
A genuinely kind, gracious man, he sought to preserve in everything that he did the authentic dimension of human experience: authentic not only in the sense of being truthful, of 'living in truth,' but also in the willing of undistorted solidarity in communal experience, creating spaces for the collective act of openly being-with.
The act of openly sharing one's recovery status with the world around them allows for some of the most extraordinary of things.
Originally relating to an act of openly declaring or publicly claiming a religious belief or faith, this term has come to represent adherence to the values professed by individuals engaged in the practice of a specific discipline such as religion, law, or medicine.
In a glitzy world, where altruism can be a mere photo op, Raaheela Ahmad's life is studded with random acts of openly serving in free medical clinics, sincerely mentoring underprivileged students and secretly donating her scholarship to charities.
For many of these men and boys, conditioned by living under Qaddafi's dictatorship, the mere act of appearing openly in public to shout their defiance represented an exorcism of fear.
For many of these men and boys, conditioned by living under Qaddafi's dictatorship, the mere act of appearing openly in public to shout their defiance represented an exorcism in fear….
The presiding judge read them the riot act, accusing them of openly challenging not only the Tribunal's authority, but also the authority of all of the nations currently occupying Germany.
A growing number of these videos show soldiers actually committing acts of torture, openly filming each other.
From the earliest days of 1950s secret gay Mattachine Society to our post-ACT-UP world of openly gay everything, we have followed a similar path to equal rights that other oppressed minorities have taken -- small steps, taken over many years, to incrementally acclimate our neighbors to peaceful coexistence with us.
But no Western official has called the terrorizing of 1.8 million people living in Gaza an "act of terrorism," though it is openly intended to bring about political change and punish the people of Palestine for electing the wrong leaders.
