The phrase "a chosen activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an activity that has been selected or designated for a specific purpose or by a particular individual or group.
Example: "In our program, participants can engage in a chosen activity that aligns with their interests and goals."
Alternatives: "a selected task" or "a designated activity".
In 2,739 sports exams, experts at the Mayo Clinic found that just one child in 100 was disqualified from a chosen activity.
(zeta ) consists of constraints imposed by a chosen activity at t from activity pre-conditions and effects, inertia law, initial and final variable state and maintenance of achieved goal constraints.
The VisualYzARt project members analysed the components available in YVision platform and are defining new ones that allow the creation of applications to a chosen activity, effectively adding a new language to the domain YVision.
Subjects were required to undertake a chosen activity for a minimum of 10 minutes before another could be substituted during any given training session.
For example, during week 1 participants are guided in the use of the body scan and asked to practice this during the following week as well as eating a meal 'mindfully' and bringing awareness to a chosen activity, such as brushing teeth.
The first question concerned frequency of formal practice (Every Day, Most Days, Once or Twice, and Never), the second, informal practice (Yes/Always, Sometimes, No) and the third, another practice for the week, for example, bringing attention to a chosen activity (Every Time, Most Times, Once or a Few Times, or Never).
Materials available on the GoActive website include activity instructions (Quick Cards) which offer an overview of the chosen activity, a short explanation, suggestions for adaptations, and provide advice, safety tips and 'factoids'factoids
If a child's chosen activity is something you cannot do, find ways to show your support.
AAF supports educational and developmental activities where a watchful adult-coach or teacher or instructor- can help kids stay on track and develop a healthy passion for their chosen activity.
Enjoy your chosen activity!
Excel in your chosen activity.
