The phrase "acts of opposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions taken to resist or challenge something, such as a policy, authority, or prevailing opinion.
Example: "The activists organized various acts of opposition to raise awareness about climate change."
Alternatives: "acts of defiance" or "acts of resistance".
China rogularly blames supporters of the Dalai Lama for encouraging acts of opposition.
She said that at times, her acts of opposition make her feel as if she's facing a truck bearing down fast.
"The fall of the Libyan regime is a victory for the Arab world," said Samir Nashar, an opposition figure who took part in earlier acts of opposition to Mr. Assad.
By linking its discrete acts of opposition to these three themes, the government ultimately increased the effectiveness of its campaign against the Court.
In fact there had been heated discussion in the propaganda committee about how far to incite the French into acts of opposition to the Germans.
So I cannot predict what will happen, when it'll happen but I know, it's a gut feeling - and you can see it through the progression of uprisings and acts of opposition to China - that a big revolution is surely overdue".
Then and there, was the first scene of the first act of opposition, to the arbitrary claims of Great Britain.
Then and there was the first scene of the first act of opposition to the arbitrary claims of Great Britain.
Their defence team has argued that the women's performance was an act of opposition against Putin and that the prosecution was politically motivated.
Right now in New York City, the nation's capital of bubbledom, it is possible to join in an act of opposition to the New World Order nearly every day.
In Kiss the Hand You Cannot Bite, a book about the rise and fall of Ceauşescu, Edward Behr quotes a former Securitate official: "Imagine a huge apparatus spreading rumors, fear, and terror, an atmosphere in which common people feel that if they try and do the most insignificant thing identified as an act of opposition... they will disappear.
