The phrase "a mixture of activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of different tasks or events that are varied in nature.
Example: "The workshop will include a mixture of activities, such as group discussions, hands-on exercises, and guest speakers."
Alternatives: "a blend of activities" or "a combination of tasks".
The first was service aims and objectives, which were a mixture of activities undertaken and service aspirations.
Other activities under investigation were wilderness backpacking [ 32], gardening [ 26], a passive/sedentary activity only [ 46, 47] or a mixture of activities [ 27, 29, 48, 49].
Information on costs will be collected by a mixture of activity-based costing, surveys, patient diary and by the use of public records.
Information on costs will be collected by a mixture of activity-based costing, surveys, patient diaries and by the use of registers.
Individuals with chronic pain use a mixture of active coping strategies (distraction, modifying activity) as well as passive coping strategies (resting, ignoring the pain).
On average they expend 2,800 calories a week through physical activity, the equivalent of walking four miles a day every day, although most use a mixture of different activities, including walking, aerobic dancing, tennis, cycling, running and lifting weights.
Still, lots of small towns have found a way of enduring, thanks to a mixture of economic activities.
Following the preparation of compounds incorporating this feature and competitive radioligand binding, [35S]GTPγS functional assays revealed that this structural modification affords exclusively α2-AR antagonists, in contrast with the analogous unsubstituted compounds in which a mixture of antagonist/agonist activities was previously observed.
In the hind limb area, considered as amalgam between sensory and motor function, a mixture of the activity patterns observed in primary sensory and a motor area occurred with a peak amplitude in layers II and IV.
Around the world, infrastructural utopias of smarter universities are being developed, often promoted through a mixture of political activity, think tank reports, commercial advocacy and global consultancy.
The animals elicited a mixture of behavioural activity that can be described as climbing, swimming and immobility, with the latter reflecting a passive stress coping behaviour.
