The phrase "act of revealing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or action of making something known or visible, often in contexts related to disclosure or unveiling information.
Example: "The act of revealing the hidden truths about the project was met with mixed reactions from the team."
Alternatives: "process of disclosure" or "action of unveiling".
The simple act of revealing those tattoos, he says, is supposed to intimidate.
These are the sorts of thoughts I always have when I'm teaching writing, which is partly the act of revealing bad habits to their surprised owners.
The act of revealing her most sacred thoughts to a stranger, who also happened to be a convicted murderer and Mafia boss, never spooked Mrs. Howard, she said.
And while I don't judge Orwell himself too harshly for his talent, I feel less well-disposed to those mediocrities who slavishly worship at the shrine of St George, little appreciating that the clarity they so admire in his writings is simply another kind of opacity, since in the act of revealing one truth it necessarily obscures many others.
We discover, laid bare by an expert, the inner workings of the staggering extortion scheme that is the heart of Putin's system, and we understand that the act of revealing those workings is the most unforgivable crime in the country of the ugly new lie.
The intervention was therefore the act of revealing to reviewers that their signed report might appear on the BMJ's website.
Throughout Richter's oeuvre, a double-play is going on, a struggle being fought within each work between showing and hiding, with the result that each work performs a logic-defying feat of hiding-in-the-act-of-showing, of revealing hiddenness itself.
Silverglate was concerned that the Times faced possible charges under the Espionage Act for revealing the existence of the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping program.
Last year Stewart Brock, Honorary Research Fellow at University of Bath, used the Freedom of Information Act to reveal the extent of local authorities' tobacco investments, and found that only 10 of 78 Local Authorities had no investments in tobacco, while the collective investment was reported to be a massive £1.6bn.
She has special powers, and soon she becomes terrified when an act of violence reveals her ability to take away life.
Paw Paw, a pure act of imagination, reveals, in its empathy, regret, tenderness, and confrontation with death, July's own grandeur, polyphony, mordant wit, metaphysical seriousness, and bitter wisdom — and her definition of art in those very terms.
