The phrase "a prescribed activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an activity that has been officially recommended or mandated, often in a formal or regulatory context.
Example: "The training program includes a prescribed activity that all participants must complete to ensure compliance with safety standards."
Alternatives: "a mandated task" or "an assigned activity".
Next, the course guides students through a prescribed activity in which they must clone a promoter in front of a chromoprotein reporter.
A prescribed activity incorporating the strategy of "reducing base of support" might involve a tandem stand while working at the kitchen bench, and over time could be upgraded to working while standing on one leg.
A prescribed activity incorporating the strategy of "bend knees" might involve squatting instead of bending at the waist to close a drawer, and could be upgraded to picking things up from the floor.
All other patients show a similar behavior with normal liver dose limited by the threshold but a higher prescribed activity and therefore slightly higher lung dose and significant higher tumor doses.
In this way, the level of adherence will be measured as the proportion of all prescribed activities the professional has actually applied: "completeness of use".
Baseline indoor air and breath samples were collected at the start of each day before the subjects undertook any prescribed activities.
Horticultural therapy is the use of an intervention or prescribed activity to address specific, diagnosed emotional and physical disabilities; activities take place in gardens and established outdoor restorative centers (American Horticultural Therapy Association 2013).
We measured adherence using a very simple question of whether a patient adhered to the prescribed activity or not.
During and following prescribed activity; computer feedback was provided via real-time 3-D images; a qualitative chart and a graph displayed on a lap-top computer.
To help reduce any potential misclassification, refining this instrumentation in line with any changes in prescribed activity levels is essential to optimize accuracy.
The scientific language of dose-response radiobiology is the radiation absorbed dose expressed in grays (Gy), not the prescribed activity expressed in becquerels (Bq).
