"perform deeds" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use "perform deeds" when describing someone taking action or doing something that requires effort or skill. It could also refer to a specific task or action that someone is expected to carry out. Example: The brave knight valiantly performed deeds of heroism, saving the kingdom from the evil dragon.
During a quasi-holy ritual, he and his fellow Marines are anointed with oil and told they are about to perform "deeds that will echo throughout eternity".
But, as Duffy boasted that he would perform deeds "no one else in the history of this fucking world has ever done," the deal fell apart.
The karma doctrine is modified as follows: the Lord, having determined good and bad deeds, provides all individual souls with a body in which they perform deeds, reveals to them the scriptures from which they may learn the dharma, and enters into them as their internal regulator.
You're a man with a folklore-worth past, upright on a horse a lot of the time, travelling the land to perform deeds both honourable and rather less so.
He signed a confession that read, "I am a black criminal and I have performed deeds of an air pirate.
He returned home to take part in the further wars of religion and performed deeds that were as daring as they were useless.
Sparks believed that the aim of biography was "to bring together a series of facts which should do justice to the fame and character of a man, who possessed qualities, and performed deeds, that rendered him remarkable".
By making persons feel that the Buddha and other virtuous agents in the past have performed deeds to benefit those in the present, the text causes devotees to view themselves as having been aided by others.
The Pharisee impulse is one that seeks to win divine favor by performing deeds that are more arrogant than noble.
He uses George Washington and George Marshall as examples of "real men" who "defended or served their city" and performed "deeds of honor" in their respective eras ― when things were generally worse for women and people of color.
The title is awarded to those "who perform great deeds in the name of freedom, independence and prosperity of the Republic of Belarus".
