The phrase "acts to secure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions taken to ensure safety, protection, or stability in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy acts to secure the privacy of all users by implementing stricter data protection measures."
Alternatives: "serves to ensure" or "functions to protect".
Even as the government acts to secure water supplies, it may also be putting them in long-term jeopardy, he said.
It sought to discourage non-conformity to the Church of England, and passed several acts to secure Anglican dominance.
"Brian had no knowledge of the Adidas bribery scheme and had no reason to believe that Adidas and co-conspirators were engaged in criminal acts to secure his commitment to the University of Louisville," the complaint said.
We're projecting bigger Week 2 figures so they move up to Category D. Reverse Consumerism give fans the product for free, artists revenue and allows smaller acts to secure reasonable income.
The imaging module also acts to secure the v-groove chip, and allows 3-axis positioning of the v-groove chip.
We have acted to secure people's savings, support the housing market, and underpin liquidity in the banking sector.
It's both good policy and good politics for the Obama administration to act to secure the nation's chemical plants now.
A number of bills have been introduced since the passage of the Act to secure a similar exemption for daily newspapers but none of them has passed.
And with risks and uncertainties in the global economy ahead, he should finally act to secure the recovery he squandered three years ago and ensure it benefits the whole country.
John Gavin is president of SEC Insight a Plymouth, Minn., research firm that used the Freedom of Information Act to secure the correspondence between Calpine and regulators.
And we will act to secure a strong and balanced recovery that delivers rising living standards for the many, not just a few at the top".
