The phrase "academy activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events, programs, or tasks associated with an academic institution or educational setting.
Example: "The school organized various academy activities to enhance student engagement and learning."
Alternatives: "educational activities" or "academic events".
Mr. LiBassi and Mr. Liebman-Smith said they had hoped to excite their readers about ideas and the benefits of research, rather than simply covering academy activities.
Late next month, La Masia will close its dormitory, and all youth academy activities will be moved to Barcelona's training center in the nearby village of Sant Joan Despi.
The four-year collaboration will officially begin this year and will include Gilbert participating in Music Academy activities in each of the four summers.
The Academy activities are designed to consciously promote success and advancement while keeping in mind the theory-derived extra challenges URM students can face.
Members are expected to participate in at least 75percentt of all Branch and Academy activities.
Members are expected to participate in at least 75% of Academy activities.
They praised the protesting musicians for their "passion," urged them to get more involved in the academy's activities and held out the possibility of restoring some of the categories that have been "merged" — as opposed to being "eliminated" or "deleted," the preferred terms of the complaining musicians.
Further, the Career Academies include activities that should improve non-academic skills; for example, having students learn together as a cohort and sharing mutual interests in an occupational or industry field improves their ability to work in a team.
In 1874 the academy temporarily suspended activities -- rumors flew of financial trouble -- and its students felt they had nowhere to turn.
Correspondence, memoranda, reports, speeches, and clippings, relating to legal aspects of administration of the United States Army, and especially to the honor system at the United States Military Academy; and to activities of Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe in broadcasting to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
And one per cent of employees' time will go to Academy work and activities.
