The phrase "act shown in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific action or behavior that is demonstrated or illustrated in a particular context, such as a legal document or a narrative.
Example: "The penalties for violations are outlined in the act shown in the appendix of this report."
Alternatives: "action depicted in" or "behavior illustrated in".
Joker shoots Barbara through the spine, an act shown in painstaking, painful detail.
Mr Foley was beheaded by the group in an act shown in a video released by Isis, who called for the United States to end its airstrikes in Iraq.
Foley was beheaded by the Islamist militant group Islamic State, an act shown in a video released on Tuesday in which the group called for the United States to end its airstrikes in Iraq.
Data released under the Freedom of Information Act shows in some places, more than 95% of houses waiting to be built received planning permission more than two years ago.
"Did you have PTSD when you did the acts shown in these pictures?" one defense attorney asked the woman in court, according to the San Jose Mercury News.
The acts shown in the videos — "The Tales of Charlie's Ankles," "Smush" — were already illegal, but prosecutors had found it nearly impossible to identify the participants in the videos, and thus to enforce the existing laws.
The acts shown in the video have provoked widespread condemnation from political and cultural leaders around the world. .
NPR has reported that its analysis of data obtained through the Freedom of Information Act showed that in the decade between 2007 and July of last year, six hundred and ninety-three U.S. citizens were held in county jails under immigration detention orders.
Data obtained through the Freedom of Information Act shows that in London, the police force area where Tasers are most often used, officers drew Tasers 1,934 times in 2014 and fired them 215 times.
An analysis by The Times of the 2006 data that lenders disclosed under the federal Home Mortgage Disclosure Act shows that in New York City, the rate of subprime lending is far higher for minorities than for whites even at higher income levels.
With the federal Pregnant Workers Fairness Act showing no movement in Congress, state and localities have pushed forward with laws designed to protect pregnant workers.
