The phrase "about your activities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when inquiring or discussing someone's actions, tasks, or engagements.
Example: "I would like to hear more about your activities during the conference."
Alternatives: "regarding your actions" or "concerning your tasks".
You will have an active and engaged network of friends and colleagues who know about your activities and can be alerted to your career goals and job desires.
Suddenly you've been made electronically naked as you go about your activities on the internet.
In these big labs, sometimes your mentor doesn't know much about your activities.
As a registered charity you have to provide detailed publicly-available information about your activities, finances, trustees, impact and more.
That means the government can obtain extraordinarily sensitive information about your activities and communications without convincing a judge that there is probable cause to collect it".
I have an offer for Mr. Cheney: I'll tell you everything I know about your activities, if you'll tell me all you know.
"Many times, officials say to us, 'Please, you must ask the Orthodox bishop about your activity, and if he agrees, then you can work here,' " Mr. Fedichkin said.
A gadget about the size of a stack of credit cards in a shirt pocket also collects data about your activity via an accelerometer, magnetometer, and gyroscope.
"Many times, officials say to us, 'Please, you must ask the Orthodox bishop about your activity, and if he agrees, then you can work here,' " Mr. Fedichkin said.
4), on the scourge of spyware and adware: It's time to make it illegal for companies to automatically install any program on your computer, and to impose harsh penalties for the surreptitious transmission of information about your activity and your hard drive.
