The phrase "act welcomed" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that someone feels welcomed or is welcoming an action, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "After the meeting, I felt truly welcomed by the team, which made me eager to contribute."
Alternatives: "feel welcomed" or "be welcomed."
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Even with male acts outnumbering female ones nine-to-one at the key summer events, it's still possible to find the top female acts Welcome back, Johnny If you were steered solely by the squalls of online opinion, you'd view Lily Allen's comeback as something of a disaster so far.
Skeptics will say that the Homestead Act, which welcomed immigrants to a sparsely populated continent, is irrelevant to today.
Headline act Springsteen welcomed Sir Paul on stage for renditions of the Beatles' I Saw Her Standing There and Twist and Shout.
Disgraced Republicans can always find a second act here, welcomed back into the fold as heroic survivors of the liberal conspiracy.
Bernard Moran, a spokesman for pro-life group Voice for Life, said while the organsation did not support taking abortion out of the Crimes Act, it welcomed the debate and thought it was time to reconsider the entire system in New Zealand.
"The clinical leadership was unwilling to talk with activists at that point," says Dr Ellenberg, "But I saw that the Act Up group in New York had a very carefully thought-out set of principles for doing AIDS trials".Dr Ellenberg welcomed Act Up to her statistical working group on AIDS, and changes began to trickle through.
The decision to abandon the Pain-Capable Unborn Protection Act was privately welcomed by moderates within the party.
Recently, George Osborne has pledged £78m to a new arts venue in Manchester, the Factory – an act to be welcomed.
