The phrase "act substantiated" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that an action or claim has been supported or proven with evidence.
Example: "The committee found that the allegations were not an act substantiated by any credible evidence."
Alternatives: "supported action" or "validated act".
In December 1999, Mr. Brenes says, a report by the state's Moreland Act Commission substantiated some of the abuses that he had described.
The arbitrary classification of a constitutive treatment as either replacement or substitution of a body function to ethically permit discontinuation of destination therapy with a medical device in a life-terminating act cannot be substantiated factually but it does give free rein to the construction of what some commentators have referred to as a moral fiction [ 30].
For reasons that are varied and sometimes not fully substantiated, the 1998 act and the European convention have come to be detested by some prominent members of the government.
"If that hypothesis were to be evidentially substantiated, this would be an act of state-sponsored nuclear terrorism on the streets of London".
Pouring over those yellowing pages of archival newsprint, I discovered notable examples of blatant bias, misrepresentations of facts and poorly substantiated claims about particulars of acts of violence.
After extensive testimony, and a wealth of evidence to substantiate the act's necessity, Congress passed the 2006 reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act by a vote of 98-0 in the Senate and 390-33 in the House.
A media respondent explained the term 'emergency' acted as a "hook", giving journalists an attention-grabbing story, substantiated by genuine and shocking statistics.
The Police Department is not obligated to act when the board substantiates a complaint against an officer.
Specifically, probing how protestors and local governments perceive signals from the central government and act accordingly can further substantiate the thesis of "multi-channelled forceful intervention" in the present study.
In his resignation, which was first published by the media outlet Inner City Press, Gaye wrote that throughout his tenure as head of MINUSCA he "took a very robust stand against such acts, swiftly investigating all allegations and ensuring appropriate follow-up where allegations were substantiated".
