The phrase "acts of failure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific instances or actions that resulted in failure or did not meet expectations.
Example: "The project was plagued by acts of failure that ultimately led to its cancellation."
Alternatives: "instances of failure" or "failures in action."
Specifically, American corporations that were caught in grave acts of failure really had reason to worry.
We invest all this mental space into reliving our small acts of failure, yet we often gloss over our small acts of success.
Be bold, be fierce, be adventurous; embrace the failures--learn from them, analyze them and consider them gifts of opportunity, versus acts of failure.
"It is the penultimate act of failure by the C.P.A. in Iraq".
The Court said that the act of failure to register occurred when a man was 18 years and five days old and that the five‐year Federal statute of limitations, thus lapsed when the man was 23 years and five days old.
Of course, the act of failure is an inherent part of the creative process that must be embraced and accepted.
The Convention Against Torture, which America ratified in 1994, requires a government to prosecute all acts of torture; failure to do so is considered a breach of international law.
Under the terms of Hunter's contract, that would require the union to prove embezzlement, theft, larceny, material fraud or "other acts of dishonesty," failure to perform his duties, or conviction of a felony.
Here lies a humorous parallel between detective work and artistic ascendance, through the acts of subversion, failure, ingenuity and the forming of new relationships".
Acts of omission (failure to give care) are more difficult to recognise, capture and monitor than acts of commission (giving the wrong care).
6 7 It will include harm related to acts of omission (failure to diagnose or treat) and commission (incorrect diagnosis or treatment, or poor performance).
