The phrase "abhorrent activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or behaviors that are considered morally repugnant or offensive.
Example: "The organization was condemned for its involvement in abhorrent activities that violated human rights."
Alternatives: "detestable actions" or "repugnant behaviors".
"The decision shows that the arms trade is an abhorrent activity and that it has no place within a reputable business," it said in a statement.
The Northern Territory chief minister, Adam Giles, is shocked for reasons no one can quite comprehend, given his government had been given detailed reports about seemingly abhorrent activity going on inside his corrections system.
Although laymen might not be able to penetrate the highly guarded steel walls, for a skilled fraudster it's just a matter of dodging a few laser beams and cracking the code to open it – a concurrently impressive and abhorrent activity and the cyber equivalent of Ocean's Eleven.
If we cannot criminalize that behavior, we will have little hope of halting this disgusting and morally abhorrent activity.
"Glenn has since apologized and expressed sincere regret that his comments dismissed the seriousness of sexual violence and served to damage the University's initiatives to eliminate such abhorrent activity," reads the letter.
"We have worked closely with BirdLife Cyprus and on numerous occasions have invited them to observe our efforts to tackle this abhorrent illegal activity," the MoD told BBC News.
Severing business dealings sends an unequivocal message to leaders in Iran that the international community finds their activities abhorrent.
Penn State and Syracuse redefined "lack of institutional control" when their coaches brought unwanted attention for alleged abhorrent and criminal activity.
The use of MDMA is widespread in bassline clubs – and not only is drug use an abhorrent crime against Islam, activities that may lead one to such sins are also very much a no-no.
The establishment of a core group of countries willing to assist the United States in this objective, including America's principle European allies Great Britain, France, and Germany, will send a powerful message to ISIL's leadership and foot-soldiers that the entire world -- not just the U.S. -- views its activity as abhorrent and incompatible with even the most basic of human rights.
This is a reminder that, however morally abhorrent, terrorism is a social activity like any other.
