The phrase "act that consists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action or behavior that is made up of specific components or elements.
Example: "The act that consists of multiple steps requires careful planning and execution."
Alternatives: "action that includes" or "deed that comprises".
For years I was the star of my own juggling act that consisted of two demanding kids, a dying marriage, a messy home, and a struggling design business to take care of.
Arbuckle began entering five-dollar amateur shows in his preteen years, and by the time he was 20 he was a veteran of carnivals, vaudeville, and traveling stock companies, with an act that consisted of jokes, songs, acrobatics, and magic tricks.
By high school, Carney was entertaining at school dances and for civic organizations with an act that consisted of a tap-dancing routine and his imitations.
Domestic violence against women refers to abusive acts that consist of three elements: boundaries of the relationship between the perpetrator and the abused, the norms of acceptable behavior, and the specific acts that constitute violence as the manifestation of subordination (10).
That also happens when the Act contains language that consists entirely of instructions for amending existing statutes already codified.
An act or language that consists of an affront to a court or interferes with the conduct of its business falls in the category of criminal contempt.
In the English of the King James version the verse is rendered: "Pure and undefiled religion [threskeia] before God the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world". The import of this passage is that the "religion" of the Christians is a form of worship that consists in charitable acts rather than rituals.
Held: The Lanham Act permits the registration of a trademark that consists, purely and simply, of a color.
The HT Act defines human tissue ('relevant material') as material that consists of, or includes, human cells.
A complex intervention is an intervention that consists of various components that act independently or inter-dependently [ 1, 2], and whose function and process are standardised [ 3].
