The phrase "acts of perversion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behaviors or actions that deviate from what is considered normal or acceptable, often in a moral or sexual context.
Example: "The novel explores the dark side of human nature, delving into acts of perversion that challenge societal norms."
Alternatives: "deviant behaviors" or "perverse actions".
"He recognizes that he has had a problem, and he is personally taking steps to resolve this situation," a scout executive wrote in a memo in August 1972 about a leader who, a week earlier, had acknowledged "acts of perversion with several troop members".
Or become an Ordained Roman Catholic Priest and commit sexual acts of perversion and then slaughter and sacrifice children on the alter of a naked woman.
Under Secretary of State James E. Webb noted in a report, "It is generally believed that those who engage in overt acts of perversion lack the emotional stability of normal persons".
It describes a "scourge of sexual violence", with "appalling abuses and acts of sexual perversion are perpetrated on helpless and unprotected prisoners".
On January 23 , 1948 he was arrested as the accused "Red Light Bandit," who, posing as a policeman in a car with a red spotlight, had robbed couples in Los Angeles' lovers' lanes; twice the bandit had kidnapped women and forced them at gunpoint to commit acts of "sexual perversion".
Before one such act of surgical perversion, the mad doctor' assistant says, "I have no stomach for it".That would be a plausible reaction for any adult who had read the day's headlines about teen-age crime.
As Ian McDiarmid's guiltily lustful father unpacks his bag like a sinister physician and dresses Denise Gough's insolently provocative stepdaughter in Lolita-esque clothes, we find ourselves voyeuristically watching an act of horrific perversion.
"There are hints of perversion, unspeakable acts, not just of elegance and style".
There were no images of perversion.
The paragon of perversion enjoys gammon and egg with Ronnie Corbett.
The science of perversion is decades behind the rest of the field.
