"acted as a host" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who has taken on the role of a host or hostess, either officially or unofficially. Here is an example sentence: "John acted as a host for the evening, making sure all of his guests were comfortable and well-fed."
Ms. Long's account had acted as a host for Mr. Short's payment.
"All of the Internet is fake," someone said on CollegeClub.com, where the Kaycee character once acted as a host.
"I always feel like I'm going to be surprised by the work at Jeune Lune," said Philip Bither, the performing arts curator at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, which has acted as a host with Jeune Lune for performances by international companies in Minneapolis and St . Paul
Therefore, we believe that one of the ways that tyrannosaurids may have acquired the parasite was through feeding on sympatric or conspecific tyrannosaurids, in addition to other undocumented prey that may have acted as a host.
This hybrid water chlorine configuration acts as a "host" supporting the metal-organic "guest".
These webs, Baughman's team has discovered, can act as a host for nanoparticles and powders.
Hydrophobically modified, water-soluble terpolymers based on maleic anhydride and ethyl vinyl ether were evaluated for their ability to act as a host for hydrophobic molecules in water.
As a consequence, we designed Interpenetrating Polymer Network (IPN) membranes combining three different polymer networks with a co-continuous morphology to act as a host matrix for ECP electrodes.
Theoretical calculation predicts that Zn3V3O8 can act as a host for Li storage, and a possible diffusion way of Li-ions within the crystal structure is calculated via first principle methods.
Many offer customers a variety of assistance, including advice on how to advertise, design a flier, complete the required paperwork, prepare a property so it shows well and act as a host for open houses.
To do that, it needs financial help from New Yorkers, and it needs families who would each be willing to act as a host for a child for two weeks.
