The phrase "adverse act" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to refer to an action that has a negative effect or consequence.
Example: "The company faced legal repercussions due to the adverse act of discrimination against its employees."
Alternatives: "negative action" or "harmful deed".
8.1 The obligations of the City as expressed and agreed to herein are not subject to release or discharge due to any contingencies, including, but not limited to, clerical errors, computer failures, late mailings or the failure to comply with reporting due dates or other scheduled due dates due to adverse weather, acts of God, acts of third parties or compliance with court orders.
They have fewer adverse effects, and act for a longer period than triptans [193].
It is therefore interesting that some of the observed drug-related adverse events may act as surrogate markers of target inhibition.
Women spoke of discontinuing or changing methods because of such side- effects, supporting Casterline and coworkers' conclusion that widespread concerns about adverse health consequences act as a barrier to the adoption and continued usage of contraceptives.
It would be disingenuous to say they know the details... but they're generically aware that Saudi Arabia often acts adverse to our interests".
It includes both injuries caused by medical management (adverse events) and acts of commission or omission that did not cause harm (near misses).
23 Thus, the definition included both injuries resulting from medical management (adverse events) and acts of commission or omission that could have harmed but did not cause harm (near misses).
Finally, up-regulation of cell cycle genes appears to be an adverse predictive factor of ACT in melanoma, in line with previous findings of poor prognosis associated with proliferation in melanoma17, 25, 26.
The loss of territoriality over lands conveyed under the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act had adverse impacts for Alaskan tribal governance.
However, for the first generation of ACT, various adverse events have been reported, including graft failure, delamination, tissue hypertrophy and chondromalacia [ 18, 19].
