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The phrase "acts of warfare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe specific actions or behaviors that are part of military conflict or combat situations.
Example: "The report detailed various acts of warfare that were conducted during the conflict, highlighting the impact on civilian populations."
Alternatives: "military actions" or "war activities".
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What happened on the streets of York was viewed by everyone involved, including the police, as acts of warfare, not as violations of the law.
Instead, in practice, a president's views can influence such momentous matters as whether and how the country commits acts of warfare abroad, the rights of American citizens at home and the ability of government officials to keep information secret from lawmakers, the courts and the public.
Instead Hamas seized control over Gaza and engaged in acts of warfare against Israel.
Only one third of events could possibly be construed as acts of warfare.
These acts of warfare featured anti-personnel rockets, nearly 10,000 of them, directed at Israeli civilians.
While the British were preparing to engage in acts of warfare, the inhabitants of New France were ill prepared to defend against the Indian attacks" due to the isolation of the farms and villages.
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One side called the catastrophe a deliberate act of warfare, an unspeakable crime that stood as testimony to the enemy's disregard for human life.
I know when he's older and has free access to the Internet, the day will come when he will peer into Google and learn that his mother, the woman who insists he brush his teeth and eat one more bite of broccoli and put his shoes away, was also witness to a historic act of warfare.
This was not only an act of warfare, it was a war crime.
Once revealed, the Soviet government insisted that the research was intended to defend against acts of biological warfare by an enemy and that the program had been stopped, two claims doubted by Western intelligence.
In the seventies and eighties, the group committed various acts of guerrilla warfare, including, in 1976, the kidnapping of an American businessman named William Niehous, who was held in a jungle hut for more than three years before he was rescued by rural police.
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