The phrase "acts were perpetrated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing crimes, wrongdoings, or harmful actions that have been carried out.
Example: "The investigation revealed that several acts were perpetrated against the community, leading to widespread outrage."
Alternatives: "acts were committed" or "deeds were carried out".
Many said that these acts were perpetrated by a minority.
But the acts were perpetrated by secular groups.
"These acts were perpetrated by criminals without scruples who snatched innocent lives, most of them young people who had their whole lives ahead of them, who worked to overcome addictions, to study, to get ahead".
It's important for the American people and the world to know that while these terrible acts were perpetrated by a small number of U.S. military, they were also brought to light by the honorable and responsible actions of other military personnel.
When the country was reeling from the tape and claims of his assault of women by his own account, out came a drove of women who claim indecent acts were perpetrated on them by Donald Trump without their consent: sexual assault, without any doubt.
"These are criminal acts being perpetrated against an unarmed police force who, in the face of such attacks, are acting with remarkable restraint.
"These criminal acts are perpetrated by thieves hiding behind telephone lines and computers, preying on honest taxpayers and robbing the Treasury of tens of billions of dollars every year," said Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.
"It is so difficult to understand why such a senseless, brutal act was perpetrated on such a gentle, caring young man," said the M.I.T. police chief, John DiFava.
Tongo's lawyer, William da Grass, said about that mobile phone conversation: "Dewani demanded to know what the hold-up was and insisted that the act be perpetrated and perpetrated that very day".
