The phrase "a subset of activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a smaller group of activities that are part of a larger set or category.
Example: "The workshop will focus on a subset of activities related to team building and communication skills."
Alternatives: "a portion of activities" or "a segment of activities".
RESULTS: A service line is a structure used in healthcare organizations to enable management of a subset of activities or resources in a focused area of patient care delivery.
Drosophila p53 displays a subset of activities attributed to mammalian p53.
However, like the full-length WOMAC, these measures contain a subset of activities common to the pain and function subscales.
2) The conclusion that Yurt is uninvolved because its phenotype is qualitatively less severe could be explained by it only being involved in a subset of activities.
It would include staff costs for a subset of controlled activities that are directly relevant to communicating with voters, and excludes difficult to define 'background' staff costs.
The layout or location of all or a subset of such activities is called spatial optimization.
However, their analysis involved just a subset of BIR activities, as detailed above.
Figure 2 presents an example of how to do this with a focus on a subset of CURE activities and outcomes.
19, 20 Everyday competence refers to "a person's ability to perform, when necessary, a broad array of activities considered essential for independent living, even though in daily life the individual may not perform these tasks on a regular basis or may only perform a subset of these activities".
The assay can thus measure a distinct activity in HIV-1-immune human sera which is a subset of neutralization activity.
Protecting children from intentional injury is a central task of pediatricians, he said, and "bullying prevention is a subset of that activity".
