The phrase "acts of disaster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific events or actions that result in significant damage or destruction, typically in the context of natural disasters or catastrophic incidents.
Example: "The government has implemented new policies to respond more effectively to acts of disaster, ensuring that communities receive the support they need."
Alternatives: "disaster events" or "catastrophic incidents".
He added: "Of course, this is an act of disaster, an act of God, and we're hoping we will survive".
Somehow, even acts of heroics cause a bit of disaster.
"This is a suicidal act of inviting disaster, as it is an illustration of political immaturity, unaware of the seriousness of the current situation," KCNA said.
That arresting scene capped off the final act of the disaster movie "Sharknado," which premièred on the Syfy network and is about just what it sounds like it would be about.
His style was not that of a candidate, so much as of the man who spends the first act of a disaster movie warning that the volcano's going to blow or that the body-snatchers are already here.
Pulling away from the side of the stricken vessel, there was little alternative but to sit and watch as the last act of the disaster was played out.
Still, though even if these three incidents are just signaling the start of yet another normal flu season and not serving as the first act of a disaster movie, it doesn't help that most tray tables on airplanes have more germs than the bathrooms.
Dr. Bower said that people abandon facial and physical pretenses during acts of war, natural disaster or whenever they perceive a constant threat, and that New Yorkers' increased facial openness will last as long as there is danger, real or imagined.
Ms. Harris said before the ruling that the discretionary nature of the word was limited to acts of God, natural disasters and the like.
An enterprise is exposed to risks—such as acts of terrorism, natural disasters and utility failure which may disrupt operations, disaffect customers and compromise business credibility and revenue streams.
