The word "perpetration" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that means the act of carrying out an illegal, harmful, or immoral action. Example: The police are still trying to determine the motive behind the perpetration.
The perpetration of violent behaviours must raise the issue of the perpetrator's psychological constitution and functioning.
We will not tolerate the perpetration of violence any longer.
Intrinsic to the perpetration of this evil is the shamelessness of photographing it.
The perpetration of a crime for the purpose of framing another party and thereby damaging its reputation is hardly unusual.
But you get the set stages: the perpetration of the crime, the investigation of the crime and the revelation of the prime suspect.
Similarly, the failure of a citizen to attempt to prevent the perpetration of an offense can be characterized as misprision.
Mario Patterson, 23, and Dondre Johnson, 19, were both charged with first degree murder in the perpetration of robbery.
We call on all responsible actors in Syria to speak out against the perpetration of unlawful killings against any group, regardless of faith or ethnicity".
"The perpetration of an atrocity and outrage cannot and should not be a basis for losing sight of who we are," he said.
Asked which individuals might be involved, he replied: "People who might be connected at a senior level with the perpetration of an illegal war".
For a year Mr. Steel could have bridged that distance by simply placing himself and his fellow filmmakers along the Golden Gate, aiding in the prevention rather than abetting the perpetration of such needless self-sacrifice.
