The phrase "acts of note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to significant or noteworthy actions or events, often in a formal or literary context.
Example: "The historian documented several acts of note that shaped the course of the nation's history."
Alternatives: "notable actions" or "significant deeds".
To round out the musical stew, a few local acts of note are performing, many of which are country-flavored like the Hoboken resident Bob Delevante, of the roots duo the Delevantes.
Significantly, the only long-lasting pop acts of note in this period – Sugababes and Girls Aloud – were pushing boundaries sonically, but also in terms of how tastemakers and music critics would approach pop.
Other billed acts of note were Quintessence, Stackridge, and Al Stewart.
But that was before we all realised the influence Kraftwerk have had on just about every dance act of note in the last 15 years, and anyway, that lyric was far more profound than the one that goes "fart, fart, fart on the autobahn".
The act of note taking can help you to stay calm, and it can be a useful source of information later on.
And quite often the simple act of noting them and naming them lets them subside.
Your notes will be an additional study resource, and the act of note-taking reinforces learning.
The act of note-taking may not be noticed, but the results of your efforts will likely be seen.
Taking place on Easter Weekend, April 4 and 5 of 2015, the event features more than 80 DJs, producers and live acts of serious note, with some of the planet's foremost purveyors of electronic sounds involved.
Taking place on Easter Weekend, 4th and 5th April 2015, it features more than 80 DJs, producers and live acts of serious note, with some of the planet's foremost purveyors of electronic sounds involved.
The other day Vice President Mike Pence dismissed the idea of any connection between Trump's rhetoric and acts of violence, noting primly that "everyone has their own style, and frankly, people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences". What Pence calls Trump's "style" is a grievous character flaw that continues to put the nation at risk.
