"such a deed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to an action or behavior that stands out or is considered remarkable or notable. Example: The bravery and selflessness shown by the firefighter in saving the family from the burning building was such a deed that it will never be forgotten by the community.
In fact, I thank God that he made me an instrument for such a deed".
In fact, he said, such a deed is often used to clear title when the granting party has some questions about the title.
Mr Miliband has been accused of using such a deed to alter Ralph Miliband's will in a way that moved ownership of some of the family home into his and his brother's names after his father's death.
Asked how the thief got away with such a deed, she said, "When they are the bastard!" None of this is to say that she is an angry woman by nature.
Such a deed, Professor Parella said, is a dangerous one for a seller to give because the seller is taking responsibility for the actions of all previous owners of the property.
The answer should be, "Yes, please", as such a deed can set out, among other things, what share each person owns, who is responsible for paying what, and the procedure that should be followed when one or more of the joint owners want to go their separate ways.
And even more importantly, only a handful of counties throughout the country are allowing digital stamps to represent signatures for a recordable document such as a deed or mortgage.
The poet Dafydd Trefor is recorded in a list of clergy for the Bangor diocese of 1504 as being rector of St Gallgo's and St Eugrad's, and signed himself as such in a deed of 1524; he was buried in the churchyard.
"The idea is to finish doing your good deeds, and it is such a great deed to plant a tree.
Must have been thine at such a dreadful deed!
One of the things that is very difficult for we human beings to accept is how such a horrendous deed can be done.
