The phrase "act or create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the options or actions someone can take, particularly in a creative or performative context.
Example: "In this workshop, you can choose to either act or create, depending on your interests and skills."
Alternatives: "perform or produce" or "execute or generate".
China reacted angrily Tuesday after a U.S. warship sailed within 12 miles of artificial islands it is constructing in the South China Sea, calling the move a provocation and warning Washington "not to act blindly or create trouble out of nothing".
Some facilitations and direct benefits involve a group who act together or create a common resource together, which can be a social good (Rankin et al. 2007).
During the Depression era of the 1930's Judge Brooks served as Chairman of the Massachusetts Bar Association's Lawyers Committeee Cooperating with E.R.A. (Federal Emergency Relief Act) to find or create employment for needy lawyers and to locate destitute lawyers (1934-1936).
Play an instrument or act or write or create.
The Recovery Act saved or created millions of jobs and cut taxes -- let me say this again -- cut taxes for 95percentt of the American people.
On economics, the president's Recovery Act saved or created 3.5 million jobs, extended credit to women-owned small businesses, invested in STEM (science technology engineering and math) jobs, and kept women cops on the beat, teachers in the classrooms, first responders at the ready, laborers repairing crumbling infrastructure, and providers delivering essential services to our most vulnerable.
She supported President Obama's Recovery Act, which helped save or create more than 150,000 jobs in California alone and provided tax breaks for middle-class families.
But if we act now, we can "save or create" up to 4m jobs.A daily barrage of awful news supports his case.
The economy has indeed lost jobs on Mr. Obama's watch, but the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office recently calculated that the recovery package, formally called the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, had saved or created between 900,000 and 2.3 million jobs.
All of the artists in this exhibition are interested in vision, either depicting the act of looking or creating work that really draws the viewer in, to get them to pay attention and think about what it is they are looking at.
