"of such deed" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific action or deed that has been mentioned or is about to be mentioned. Here is an example sentence: "The consequences of such deed can be severe, and one must carefully consider the potential outcomes before taking action."
For Francois-Cerrah, the examination of such deeds and movements through religion is overstated.
For I know that if I had been in their place I wouldn't have been capable of such deeds".
Many in Israel say that despite their shame that a man who held such high office has been convicted of such deeds, they feel pride because the case demonstrates that no one is above the law.
"Never before has a president in the democratic world been found guilty of such deeds," wrote Zeev Segal, the legal commentator for the newspaper Haaretz and a professor of law at Tel Aviv University.
An organization could run localized smears and dirty tricks, comfortable in the knowledge that they could by and large prevent awareness of such deeds bleeding out into the general consciousness.
Yet although more than 70% of women help finance the purchase of a marital home, only 30% of such deeds include the wife's name, and their contributions to mortgages are frequently not officially acknowledged.
But the number of such deeds filed in Chicago makes them stand out, said Thomas McNulty, head of the real estate practice at Neal Gerber & Eisenberg in Chicago and former head of the tax unit at the Cook County State's Attorney's Office.
This leaves two other types of motivation that might be appealed to for doing the sort of history in question: (2) because examining the course of such deeds and events reveals some sort of overall meaning in history, or (3) because it leads to efficient causal insights which enable us to explain the past and perhaps also predict or control the future.
Praise them for such deeds.
Ultimately, the proposed change in law makes no exception for Catholics and others who believe as a matter of faith that such deeds are anathema".
They couldn't stomach that a 33-year-old "maiden" of her wealth and clout was capable of such a deed, let alone of pulling it off with nary a sign of scuffle.
