The phrase "acts into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "The new policy acts into the existing framework of regulations."
Alternatives: "applies to" or "affects".
We have incorporated approximately three-quarters of all EU legislative acts into Norwegian legislation – and counting.
Major labels couldn't work out how to develop electronic acts into albums-selling career artists.
The three-day Winter Jazzfest is now in its 11th year and manages to cram 103 acts into its schedule.
"I was two acts into 'Millennium' and I didn't know what the fuck I was doing," he says.
Much post-comedy comedy deals with the blunt introduction of anti-social acts into routine public situations.
Above all, he had a greater gift for dramatic unity, shaping whole acts into musical units, rather than assembling them from small sections.
Mr. Simon cut the score from nearly four hours of music to just over two, merging the second and third acts into one.
After a while the director, Firenza Guidi, seems to give up on finding a way to link the acts into a seamless, coherent whole.
The English musicologist David Drew assembled material from the third and fourth acts into an excerpt called "Propheten" ("Prophets"), which was performed in 1989 in London.
They're incorporating elements of sketch and stand-up comedy and hoping to parlay their acts into feature films and Broadway musicals rather than arena tours.
One of Mr. Lydmar's many innovations was to hire a full-time music manager whose sole job was to book live acts into the cavernous black marble lobby.
