"in enacting" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to show the act of passing a law or regulation. Example: "In enacting this new policy, the government hoped to reduce crime rates."
It's more direct in enacting its desires.
There should be no further delay in enacting these measures.
France has formally joined with the industry to seek a delay in enacting the new measures.
European leaders have fumbled in enacting their plan to ease countries' spiraling borrowing costs.
The case focuses on whether Congress overstepped its constitutional authority in enacting parts of the law.
Seems he specialized in furnishing cars to movie companies for use in enacting automobile wrecks.
One problem in enacting the recommendations is the cost of supporting chimpanzees in retirement sanctuaries.
His success in enacting the North American Free Trade Area upset organised labour.
"States are way ahead of the federal government in enacting critical consumer protections.
In a hung parliament, though, his position will be weakened in enacting those policies.
Constitutional reform should be fitted to the need for coherence and effectiveness in enacting and administering policy.
