The phrase "activated one of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the initiation or triggering of a specific item or function from a group or set.
Example: "The technician activated one of the safety protocols to ensure the system operated correctly."
Alternatives: "triggered one of the" or "initiated one of the".
As all these new devices are unwrapped and activated, one of the first things that consumers do is install applications.
In this study, we found that 1 bout of intermittent low-frequency electrical stimulations successfully activated one of the anabolic responses of ERK signaling.
At 22 35, while Yarroma was waiting for permission to fire, and Lolita was setting up to deploy a third depth charge, the two crewmen on M-14 activated one of the submarine's scuttling charges, killing themselves and destroying the submarine's forward section.
"But it's got very nice doors," he said, pushing a button that activated one of the motorized sliding doors.
A surface mosaic of defense and non-defense proteins formed on the microbial surface could activate one of the tissue reactivity programs via a binary code (help or silence) generated by the adsorbed proteins.
In [15], a coherent versus non-coherent DF space time shift keying system is proposed where a matrix dispersion approach is used to activate one of the relays similar to activating transmit antennas in SSK.
These factors activate one of the most important transcription factors in the nucleus, activating protein-1 (AP-1), which governs the transcription of key molecules involved in cell cycle progression and survival, as well as oncogene-induced transformation and cancer cell invasion [ 1- 4].
In each experiment, each subject has the physical experience activating one of the brain regions and another experience (e.g., emotional or temporal) activating the other brain region for the given metaphor.
In theory, lectins can activate one of the complement pathways.
Later the accD4 gene was also confirmed to activate one of the mycolic precursor (Portevin et al. 2005).
It has been demonstrated that acute hyperglycemia in both normal and diabetic subjects is a sufficient stimulus for the circulating level of ICAM-1 to increase, thus activating one of the first stages of the atherogenic process [ 55].
