The phrase "acts of crime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific actions or behaviors that constitute criminal activity.
Example: "The police reported a rise in acts of crime in the downtown area over the past month."
Alternatives: "criminal acts" or "offenses".
The Iraqi security forces, charged with keeping order, were carrying out some of the most egregious acts of crime and sectarian killings.
In a trial in 1986, in which Mr. Corbett was one of 11 people charged with breaking immigration laws, Judge Earl H. Carroll said, "Good motive is not a defense to intentional acts of crime".
South African police said the national commissioner, Riah Phiyega "strongly condemned" what had happened and urged people "to remain vigilant and continue to report all acts of crime irrespective of who is involved".
David Gordon Green's career - from lo-fi indies like George Washington to stoner comedies like Pineapple Express to acts of crime against cinema like Your Highness - has been fascinatingly mixed.
The deaf school in Slaboshpytskiy's film is controlled by gangs of older pupils, who extort the younger students – particularly the girls – into coarse acts of crime, thuggery and disinhibited sex.
"Unfortunately," the report found, "far too many P.R.P.D. officers have broken their oath to uphold the rule of law, as they have been responsible for acts of crime and corruption and have routinely violated the constitutional rights of the residents of Puerto Rico".
We have made use of GMA on Wikistrat's crowdsourcing platform, to produce novel scenarios describing how criminals and terrorists could use the IoT in the near future to accomplish acts of crimes and terror.
"Investigators unequivocally ruled out that it was an intentional act of crime," a police spokeswoman said.
Speaking at times in Serbo-Croatian and in English, the former Yugoslav leader described the new indictment as "the second act of crime committed against my people".
Iran is signatory to the international convenant of civil and political rights (ICCPR) which prohibits death penalty for convicts if their act of crime is committed while they were under the age of 18. HRW called on the judiciary, which is independent of the Iranian government, to reverse its decision.
