The phrase "a guide of activities" is not the most natural expression in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or resource that outlines various activities, but "guide to activities" is more commonly used.
Example: "The camp provided a guide of activities for the children to choose from during their stay."
Alternatives: "a guide to activities" or "a list of activities".
At the tap of a button, you can get a downloadable guide (PDF) of activities and venues along with a map, photos, addresses, opening hours and more.
But other stimulation can have an effect -- while a person walks outside with a friend, for example, the brain is guiding a number of activities, such as talking and observing.
An initial questionnaire was prepared to gain a better understanding of the current state of clinical research and to guide development of activities at the Translational Research Center, Kyoto University Graduate School of Medicine.
The local partners will guide development of activities, provide mentorship, and assist in building relationships and awareness within the Roma community.
The participants were guided through a sequence of activities including brainstorming and visioning with the ultimate aim of creating images of feminist futures, fulfilling a pre-specified goal: a society free of structural inequalities based on sex.
As it is so much quicker than typing, you continue to talk to the software: "Please help me solve the case!" You are guided through a series of activities that bring you closer to your goal.
The engineered specificity offers the potential to guide a wide range of activities to particular sequences [1 3], and targeted nucleases cause directed mutagenesis [4 6].
A debriefing guide and a resource catalog of activities and game ideas that can be easily implemented through the accumulation of simple, everyday items.
Instead, it focuses on how managers can organize a sequence of activities that guide how people carry out work.
- An early childhood education advisor who can provide early childhood expertise should work with the Curriculum Officer and pre-school teachers from each island to adapt the Curriculum Guide and develop a programme of activities.
