The phrase "across multiple activities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions, processes, or occurrences that take place in various tasks or events simultaneously or in different contexts.
Example: "The project requires collaboration across multiple activities to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "through various tasks" or "in different activities".
Fragments can be added, removed, replaced, and animated inside an Activity dynamically, and they are modular and reusable across multiple Activities.
While there, she became interested in technical fabrics able to function across multiple activities.
The problem that this influx of specialists creates, Cespedes says, is that fewer senior executives are responsible for integrating activities across the multiple activities that determine customer acquisition and retention.
The analysis paints a clear picture of multiple activities across rural space in countries on all four continents, though less so in the included African countries.
On the other hand, if a compound shows multiple activities across unrelated targets, it might be interesting to investigate the possible causes behind its promiscuity.
Identifying indicators to measure the effectiveness of accreditation is challenging due to the complexity of implementing a wide range of accreditation-related processes across multiple hospital activities.
Multiple activities are what keep you awake.
Conformational changes in Ire1's kinase domain modulate the enzyme's predisposition to form oligomers, in which Ire1-Ire1 contacrosscross multiple interfaces activate Ire1's RNase activity.
The response data captured across multiple student voting activities contain details, but its granularity is lost if we consider only aggregate level count and plot it as a histogram for each phase.
In a different model, behavioral state would be encoded across multiple neurons whose activity does not faithfully track O2 concentration, but which on average show O2-evoked changes in Ca2+ levels.
However in order to describe, monitor and possibly implement effective interventions for physical activity it is important to measure activity levels accurately and across multiple domains of physical activity (transportation, leisure-time, occupational and household) within the population studied.
