The phrase "act with daring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to encourage someone to take bold or courageous actions in various contexts, such as personal challenges or decision-making.
Example: "In order to achieve your dreams, you must be willing to act with daring and take risks."
Alternatives: "act boldly" or "take bold action".
It is an act of extreme daring.
It is a verbal high-wire act, daring in its tones and textures: clever, poetic, fast-moving, deeply playful, filled with jokes, savvy about machines, wise about people, dazzling and engrossing.
It is up to politicians to act with vision and daring to create the conditions for Eastern Europe's economic transformation.
And now the time is upon us once again, when we must act with humility and daring merely by exercising our right to vote and have that vote be counted.
His disillusion is shared by the other characters whose lives are discreetly doomed by the failure to act with any honesty or daring: Alan, the teacher still kidding himself that really he's a playwright; Liz, the single mother who can't stay away from her manipulative ex; Marion, the disturbed woman with designs on Alan; the vicar who is questioning his faith.
As its stockmarkets demonstrated on Monday, it also needs to be aware that its economy is now vulnerable to investor sentiment, a much quicker comeback than sanctions.In seizing Crimea and cocking a snook at the West, Mr Putin believes he has got away with an act of daring that will cement his popularity at home as a brutally effective statesman.
What's clear, in Lanzmann's narration of his romantic adventure with Kim Kum Sun, is that her desire to associate, personally and erotically, with him was an act of daring resistance to an astonishingly oppressive regime and Lanzmann, taking some extremes measures to help her, committed bold acts of resistance (albeit far less risky ones) as well.
Then ask him to act as an artist, with imagination, with freedom, with vision, with daring".
Then came Sharon Olds's Odes (Vintage), whose paeans to testicles, pudenda and merkins are interspersed with acts of breathtaking linguistic daring.
