The phrase "acts arising from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to actions or events that result from a particular cause or situation.
Example: "The court examined the acts arising from the defendant's negligence in the case."
Alternatives: "actions resulting from" or "deeds stemming from".
How an organism looks and acts arises from a combination of its genes and its environment.
In 2009 it agreed to pay $15.5 million to end a lawsuit brought under the U.S. Alien Tort Claims Act arising from the 1995 execution of the author Ken Saro-Wiwa, a critic of the company and the Nigerian government's actions in the Niger Delta.
In many countries, punitive damages can only be awarded if the offensive act arose from a tort (an offense against an individual) and not from a breach of contract.
In the cultural context in which the study was undertaken experiences of AHC were often considered as unintended acts of harm arising from both physical and non-physical acts.
Natural selection acts on phenotypes arising from a vast range of genomic variations: chromosomal and segmental duplications, local duplications, and smaller insertions, deletions and nucleotide substitutions.
In human mitotic cells, ATM mainly responds to IR-induced DSBs, whereas ATR primarily acts at lesions arising from replication fork stalling and UV damage (Cimprich and Cortez 2008; Czornak et al. 2008).
A year before, the British noted two other instances in which governments had made deals with Japan for reparations: a settlement with Burma that provided reparations, services and investments amounting, over 10 years, to $250 million; and an agreement with Switzerland that provided "compensation for maltreatment, personal injury and loss arising from acts illegal under the rules of war".
Results were presented that BRCA1 acted to integrate signals arising from the action of these other proteins.
In response to the emerging AIDS crisis of the 1980s, the social activist group ACT-UP arose from the Center in 1987, and continues to this day to fight against AIDS.
During the whole process, a number of topoisomerases act to resolve topological problems arising from DNA supercoiling in front of the replication fork and chromosome entangling at the end of replication.
