"fraudulent acts" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an intentional deception made for personal gain. For example, "The news report featured a story highlighting the prevalence of fraudulent acts in the financial sector."
"Fraudulent acts were conducted across the organization," Koito's president, Takashi Kakewaga, said Monday in Tokyo.
The company was bought in 2005 by Schutt Holdings, though prosecutors contend that Mr. Kurlander's fraudulent acts continued into 2007.
Employees that are suspected of perpetrating fraudulent acts may be placed on a paid or unpaid administrative leave during the course of an investigation.
In a counterattack, our global servants hired an accountant to warn of "fraudulent acts" by the U.S. after it took over the U.N.'s mismanaged Iraqi oil account.
Those and other fraudulent acts continued despite her complaints, and were openly tolerated by the branch's management, Ms. Guitron told Wells Fargo's human resources department.
"Fraudulent acts can be traced back to the mid-1990s, as far back as we have records," Shigeru Takano, director of the Civil Aviation Bureau's Airworthiness Division, said Monday in Tokyo.
speak may be a fraudulent act". ALI, Federal Securities Code § 262(b) (Prop. Off. Draft 1978).
We psyched each other up for it, each trying to persuade the other to commit the fraudulent act.
Phishing is a fraudulent act to acquire sensitive information from unsuspecting users by masking as a trustworthy entity in an electronic commerce.
To win its case, the S.E.C. must show by a preponderance of the evidence that Mr. Tourre "committed a fraudulent act that was material".
Mr. Hoekman's lawyer, Michael Finnegan, said he would argue that the case was within the statute because the church had never acknowledged its allegedly fraudulent act of concealing this priest's record of abuse (even though Father Farrell, who died in 1999, was listed by the archdiocese as a clergy offender).
