The phrase 'criminal things' is correct and usable in written English.
For example: He was accused of doing criminal things.
Writers often grumble about the criminal things editors do to their prose.
There may be people lower down who knowingly did criminal things, but that is a different matter.
We are doing criminal things against them because they are poor and not so strong as we are.' That was really a revolutionary idea at the time".
On cross-examination, it turned out, the doctor's views were colored by the work of a notorious Danish psychologist, Nicolai Sennels, who has called the Koran a "criminal book that forces people to do criminal things" and urges Western countries to halt all Muslim immigration.
"Through last year and the start of this year we kept watching the blockchain ecosystem do some amazing things — along with some criminal things.
"They have no right to what is absolutely not, but yes, I can understand that they think that why should my country to receive you and you will be part of my society and my society will support you and your family and you should as well go and do criminal things, and so on and not, absolutely not contribute to society?
It was just a normal criminal thing – somebody making fraud on VA T.
Mr. Sen says it is "a criminal thing" to increase the number of colleges and universities but not the faculty to run them.
"And indeed, we did a criminal thing then," he said, referring to the aftermath of the earlier war, of 1994-96.
"I was interested in castrati because what happened to them was the most criminal thing in the history of classical music," she says.
"Corrupt on earth" is a criminal thing to be, according to the Times and other reports; it doesn't seem to have to do with corruption in the sense of bribes, though — it just means that you and the government are seriously at odds, and it potentially carries the death penalty.
