The phrase "act to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to taking action in order to finish a task or achieve a goal.
Example: "In order to meet the deadline, we must act to complete the project by Friday."
Alternatives: "take steps to finish" or "move to finalize".
This is being described as the final act to complete a military coup, and prompted the prominent human rights lawyer Gamal Eid to say: "Whoever accepts the military coup and the rule of the tanks is complicit".
Congress, March 3, 1877, passed an act amending that of June 8 , 1872 so as to read that the Denver Company should have ten years, from the passage of the original act, to complete its road as far south as Santa F e, in default of which, as to the unfinished part of it, the rights and privileges granted should be null and void.
"Remember, 35,000 baby seals will still be killed in the White Sea next month unless Russian ministers act swiftly to complete their pledge". Russia's harp-seal population has dropped by a third in the past decade to about 200,000 as thawing Arctic ice shrinks their breeding grounds and hunting takes its toll, the Natural Resources Ministry said.
Under § 37 of the Criminal Code, the basis of the present indictment, an overt act is necessary to complete the offense.
The commissioner found that the Home Office had breached the Freedom of Information Act by failing to complete its public interest test considerations within a reasonable time period.
His first act has been to complete an unprecedentedly bad start to the season, leading Palace to a consecutive fifth league defeat without scoring.
It's a simple enough of a concept, but the actual act of trying to complete the game quickly became intensely difficult.
Tom Williams, a Wal-Mart spokesman, said the company followed its longstanding policy for hurricanes, blackouts and acts of God: to complete all sales going on at the moment that power goes out and then "evacuate and close the store for safety's sake".
"If that is the case, then the section of the Census Act that compels people to complete the census does so in a way that abuses their Article 8 rights.
In case of multiple robotic systems, the complexity of such systems increases proportionally with the number of robots, due to the fact that all robots must act as one unit to complete one composite task, such as retaining a specific formation.
Hamilton ruled Monday that the seven food safety regulations were being "unlawfully withheld" and that "the FDA has violated the FMSA and the [Administrative Procedure Act] by failing to complete the regulations by the statutory deadlines".
