The phrase "act to verify" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of taking steps to confirm or validate information or a situation.
Example: "Before proceeding with the project, we must act to verify the accuracy of the data provided."
Alternatives: "take steps to confirm" or "proceed to validate".
As Dan Sabbagh reports, a charitable trust could act to verify whether a revamped Press Complaints Commission was doing its job, a press steering group told a meeting of newspaper editors and executives in central London on Thursday.
A charitable trust could act to verify whether a revamped Press Complaints Commission was doing its job, a press steering group told a meeting of newspaper editors and executives held in Central London on Thursday morning.
In other cases, "CIA did not act to verify drug trafficking allegations or information even when it had the opportunity to do so".
This pattern may reflect monitoring processes that act to verify the products of retrieval, particularly when confidence is low (Henson et al., 1999; Henson et al., 2000).
These results also agree with previous reports about 17-AAG and NB, and acted to verify our system's reliability.
Instead many indels appear on the same points on the tree, which act to independently verify each other.
A speech act verification process, that estimates the conditional probability of a speech act given a sequence of fragments, is used to verify the speech act candidate.
After centrifugation and rinsing of the supernatant or extraction, the pellets of cells are reseeded onto confocal Petri dishes (stage II, Scheme 2) for imaging which acts as a way to verify the results of the sorting.
Animals cannot report their aversive side effects and the maintenance of a normal feeding structure in strings of behavioral acts may be used to verify drug effects on the normal physiology of appetite regulation.
The federal act requires publicly traded companies to verify whether their supply chains contain minerals mined in the conflict-ridden parts of the DRC and to file a report with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In addition, the reviews among physicians tend to estimate the percentage of physicians who support euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide [ 1] (or their legalization [ 2]) and their willingness to perform these acts [ 3, 4], and to verify the impact of various socio-demographic characteristics such as religion, medical specialty, age and gender.
