The phrase "acts and statements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, formal, or analytical contexts to refer to actions and declarations made by individuals or organizations.
Example: "The report examined the acts and statements made by the officials during the investigation."
Alternatives: "actions and declarations" or "deeds and remarks".
To what extent, for example, are his acts and statements highly calculated?
He called for calm while the details were sorted out, saying, "We should not give any credit to provocative acts and statements".
Even the best-trained psychologist can have a difficult time filtering through the deceptive acts and statements that can accompany an eating disorder.
Not since the end of the second world war has a European nation had to deal with such monstrous acts and statements.
Although Dana Milbank, The Washington Post's "Washington Sketch" columnist, has collected a rich compendium of astoundingly ill-advised acts and statements on the parts of public officials, he fails to register the threat posed by such ineptitude.
The rally will serve as an opportunity to denounce acts of abuse committed under the guise of freedom as well as acts and statements that propagate violence, destruction and hatred.
But for the tea-party movement, political choices often appear to be expressive acts and identity statements, rather than pragmatic efforts aimed at legislative achievements.
Ordinarily one might assume that the commitment to the practice of the halakhic way of life is an independently specifiable mental act and certain statements that Leibowitz makes in his earlier writings, vestiges of which remain in some less careful later formulations, might appear to suggest this.[9] Yet for Leibowitz, faith is not an independently specifiable psychological state.
The Act, and accompanying statement of principles and guidance, created a legislative framework within which there was an acknowledgment of the potential for professional discretion.
They had their impact on the real world in which the government had to act, and unwise words and statements could knock £200m off the reserves in a minute or add 20p to prices in the shopping bag.
We applied a semistructured observation protocol and recorded patient characteristics, aneurysm-related parameters, actors, roles, information sources, events (communicative acts, examination and other events) and statements from the participants.
