The phrase "account of activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a report or summary detailing specific actions or events that have taken place.
Example: "The manager requested an account of activities for the past month to assess the team's progress."
Alternatives: "report of activities" or "summary of activities".
Any theory of social life must take account of activities with no formulated end: customs, regular forms of behaviour, and practices which precede the formulation of ends (JAA, Philosophical Implications of Marxism, 1945).
Observation involved the provision of a detailed descriptive account of activities and the sequence in which they occurred (28).
This commentary does not aim to present a full account of activity cliffs and their utility in drug discovery.
A child who has moved with the custodial parent might create a "blog," or Web-based diary, on which he or she posts daily accounts of activities and experiences to keep in touch with the noncustodial parent.
Mr. Cruz, Mr. Vargas and the nuns all gave accounts of activities like the "ice game," in which a priest would dump a bucket of ice in the pants of a boy, or "pink belly," in which a boy would be held down while the priest would slap his belly.
Sharing accounts of activities that were considered but omitted, and why these decisions were made, may be as informative as descriptions of final intervention packages.
Often these were very descriptive accounts of activities at one site without theorisation or an attempt to extrapolate to a wider context.
Two recent perspective articles have provided detailed accounts of activity cliff research and new developments.
By contrast, participants who were in leadership roles provided detailed, lengthy and sometimes celebratory accounts of activity and engagement on the part of their ICU.
Under "Activity log," you will see a condensed account of the activities done with JuiceDefender so you can keep track of your changes.
