The phrase "acts using" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the manner in which someone or something performs an action, often indicating the means or method employed.
Example: "The robot acts using advanced algorithms to navigate its environment."
Alternatives: "operates with" or "functions through".
There were many juggling acts using balls, hoops, tubes and flaming torches.
"These are political acts using the nude torso as a mode of expression and it ends there".
From The Mighty Boosh to the softer stylings of Josie Long, there are plenty of acts using whimsy as a vehicle for positive, life-affirming comedy.
Most patients were nonviolent, 26.4 percent were involved in minor violence, and 11.8 percent in violent acts using weapons or resulting in injury.
They knew Mr. Gee from "Objective Suspense," the brief impromptu performances he gave during the museum's recent Alexander Calder exhibition, creating magical aerial acts using the play of his hands and delicate wire sculptures.
Despite the evident popularity of circuses and the county's longtime history with them -- the Bailey family, of Barnum & Bailey fame, was based in Somers -- officials in Westchester's largest town voted last month to ban all entertainment acts using exotic animals as of July 1.
Her early lion-taming acts used motorcycles.
Acts used to go on tour to sell albums.
Much television now plays the way '80s MTV hair-metal acts used to play to young audiences: it looks bloated, artificial, overproduced and just dumb.
And while some of the acts used their performances to celebrate the weird universe that sustained them, others treated the performances as auditions.
"And the desperate and criminal acts used by the hostage takers in Moscow a few weeks ago underlines the seriousness of the situation faced by Russia".
