The phrase "acting in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the purpose or intention behind an action.
Example: "She is acting in order to secure funding for the project."
Alternatives: "acting to" or "acting with the aim of".
"We will act, and are acting, in order to defend Israeli citizens".
Even at my grand age, I'm still acting in order to impress him.
Some experts found Apple's position that it was acting in order to protect privacy rights to be less than convincing.
She is someone who rather pushes the boundaries in her acting in order to inhabit the characters she plays.
Art went on to imitate life for Virginia McKenna and Bill Travers, with the couple spending less and less time acting in order to concentrate more and more on campaigning to protect animals.
Colonel Eisner has said that he used the rifle as a club and did not kill anyone, and that he was acting in order to carry out his mission and prevent harm to his soldiers.
A protein-based shell encapsulates a series of sequentially acting enzymes in order to sequester certain sensitive metabolic processes within the cell.
This understanding of the molecular mechanism of blast resistance paves the way for creating a line in future containing just the positively acting QTL in order to make a more effective Pb1-mediated resistance.
The duties are preemptive because the citizen must put aside the considerations she initially planned on acting on in order to treat the rest of her fellow citizens with proper respect.
Krieser, Marino and Weaver (2002) suggest that the proactiveness dimension of entrepreneurial orientation has received less attention from researchers.Proactiveness is acting anticipatorily in order to shape the environment byinfluencing trends and creating demand and becoming a first mover in a competitivemarket (Lumpkin and Dess, 1996).
In Canada during wartime, individuals could be promoted to acting ranks in order to meet service requirements.
