The phrase "acts to commit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is taking actions with the intention of committing to a particular act or decision.
Example: "The organization acts to commit resources towards environmental sustainability initiatives."
Alternatives: "takes steps to commit" or "works to commit".
Meanwhile, The Independent has learned that the numbers of "Syria-related" arrests, including alleged offences such as terrorist financing, preparation of acts to commit terrorism and attending a terrorist training camp, have soared over the past six months.
He was arrested on suspicion of being involved in the preparation of acts to commit terrorism and taken to a police station in south London, where he is still being questioned.
"He was subsequently arrested by the officers on suspicion of being involved in the preparation of acts to commit terrorism, contrary to Section 5 of the Terrorism Act 2006.
When two or more people act in concert to commit criminal acts of terrorism or to commit acts of war against the United States, a lawyer can do his patriotic and professional duty by defending them against actions of the government to detain, interrogate and try them.
Stephen Gray, 32, also known as Mustafa, pleaded guilty last year to preparing to commit acts of terrorism, assisting another in committing acts of terrorism and funding terrorism.
He was arrested in November 2014 and pleaded guilty to preparing to commit acts of terrorism, assisting another in committing acts of terrorism and funding terrorism.
He was convicted of conspiracy to commit acts of terrorism, conspiracy to commit aircraft piracy and conspiracy to destroy aircraft.
These people have practically provoked others to commit acts of vandalism.
No one expects these two small nations to commit acts of suicidal heroism.
Each faces five counts of conspiring to commit acts of terrorism and a potential life sentence.
It was now a federal crime to commit acts denying women access to clinics.
