The phrase "a question of activity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a matter that involves or pertains to a specific action or behavior.
Example: "In this project, we need to address a question of activity to ensure that all team members are engaged and contributing effectively."
Alternatives: "a matter of action" or "an issue of engagement".
If there is a question of physiologic activity, repeat PET imaging may be performed in the early follicular phase of the menstrual cycle[ 40, 45 ].
A question of general physical activity was included, in which the women were asked about the average amount of vigorous physical activity (minutes/hours per day) over the last three days.
It is a question of intrusion into the activity of sport itself.
It is not clear if the greater variability seen in the LBP group is clinically meaningful (10% difference in average variability estimates) but it raises a question of whether postures or activities performed using extremes of certain movement (e.g. excessive or restricted movement) may predispose people to LBP.
As scholars, educators, and funders begin to explore the potential, and push for the inclusion of making in the formal education experience, there is a question of the value of these activities.
"It's all a question of what's useful in an activity," she says.
Determining how these dynamically varying components work together to influence the network activity is a question of considerable interest.
The question of activities of daily living about lifting 10 lbs above the shoulder was adapted to the metric system.
Here, we discuss the few data available bearing on the question of activity-dependent change in the extended hippocampal diencephalic system itself, and we summarise some of our recently-reported data on activity-dependent synaptic plasticity in this system.
To address the dimension of function, a question pertaining to activities of daily life was proposed.
