The phrase "malevolent act" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe an evil, malicious or harmful act. Example Sentence: He committed a malevolent act by stealing money from his friend.
As the title character — a Depression-era Lady Macbeth wholly comfortable in the wilderness — drives her husband to commit increasingly malevolent acts, he must also contend with the reemergence of a woman with whom he had an illegitimate child years earlier.
"Disruptions create opportunities for malevolent acts," Shepherd says.
Instead, the episodes dealt more with Sam's fear of becoming evil, which Kripke regretted since the writers never depicted the character committing malevolent acts.
Depictions of the good ones are legion, but Dzon notes many instances of his malevolent acts appearing in sacred manuscripts and well-executed art pieces, too.
The duo boards the same train and meets Jacuzzi, and unwittingly sway immortal Czeslaw Meyer from enacting malevolent acts by abandoning selling a series of homemade bombs meant for Runorattas to counter The Gandors'.
The Empress's malevolent Nurse acts as an intermediary between the women.
In this 1986 inversion of a country song, Steve Hanley's brooding, malevolent bassline acts as the launchpad into a netherworld of inner-city Manchester, late-night parties, flat pints, hard men and hard living.
Mr. Morris was in good voice, delivering a chilling rendition of Scarpia's malevolent soliloquy in Act II.
For example, students are asked to acknowledge "Satan exists as a personal, malevolent being who acts as tempter and accuser, for whom Hell, the place of eternal punishment, was prepared, where all who die outside of Christ shall be confined in conscious torment for eternity", and "Christ's death provides substitutionary atonement for our sins".
He believed that he was appointed by the deity Konkō (Bright Metal; new name for the formerly malevolent deity Konjin) to act as a mediator (toritsugi) between god and mankind.
