The phrase "act to be enacted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to a proposed action or legislation that is intended to be put into effect.
Example: "The committee has proposed an act to be enacted that addresses climate change and environmental protection."
Alternatives: "legislation to be passed" or "measure to be implemented".
Nobody intended the provisions of the Budget Control Act to be enacted.
Let us hope that we do not have to wait for a new version of the Fair Labor Standards Act to be enacted before the 21st century worker is given some relief from an impossible work schedule so that death does not precede retirement.
The fight for protection from, prosecution and prevention of trafficking has been a long and winding journey; it has taken Malawi 10 years of consultations, awareness and lobbying for the Trafficking in Persons Act to be enacted into law.
It's an issue that deeply affects our readers, which is why we launched a petition calling for a piece of legislation proposed by the last Labour government (Section 78 of the Equality Act 2010) to be enacted.
With the Human Rights Act due to be enacted, constitutional reform on New Labour's agenda and a then record prison population I also thought it was an idea whose time may just have come.
The 1999 act failed to be enacted at the federal level.
Now, we have the JOBS Act about to be enacted: hedge funds and private equity will be able to make the public aware of their investments.
That the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts were able to be enacted in that congressional reality are textbook examples of the prowess and persuasive power of Lyndon Johnson as president.
The beneficiaries are those who would benefit under the DREAM Act which has failed to be enacted by Congress.
In December 2006, President Bush signed into law the Democratic Republic of the Congo Relief, Security, and Democracy Promotion Act, marking the first federal legislation to be enacted with Obama as its primary sponsor.
"The Dream Act has major hurdles to overcome to be enacted both in the House and in the Senate," Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C ., who chaiR-N.C .conservative House Freedom Caucus, said Thursday.
