The phrase "activist could be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential roles or identities that someone might assume as an activist.
Example: "An activist could be anyone who is passionate about social change, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "an activist might be" or "one could be an activist".
Momeni believed that Iran's activists could be bolstered by diplomatic pressure from the international community.
Having said that, a number of activists could be working in our name or in Labour's name when they are not," he said.
At the current rate, some 140,000 new activists could be entitled to vote on Mr Miliband's successor by the registration deadline of 12 August.
The police officer said more cases would be reviewed during the festival, which starts next week, and that other activists could be freed when the courts reopen.
This could mean "restrictions on companies, groups and individuals working, based or living in settlements," while extreme right-wing activists could be subject to "personal sanctions," including denial of entry to the continent.
Undercover officers who had sex with "targeted" activists could be prosecuted for misconduct in a public office, which could bring the maximum of life imprisonment, Creedon's report found.
It appears that this progress report is likely to estimate how many convictions of activists could be unsafe and outline reasons that may have caused the miscarriages of justice.
His presence, along with other union leaders and activists, could be seen as a sign of a new mood in a movement which a decade ago had seemed moribund and defeated.
What was not in dispute was that several battalions of Sunni rebels, including members of extremist Islamist groups, stormed the village and, in video posted online by antigovernment activists, could be seen setting houses on fire as they shouted sectarian slogans, calling Shiites dogs, apostates and infidels.
Appearing in court for appeals first in Murmansk, and then St Petersburg, the Greenpeace activists could be divided into two groups: those who put a brave face on it – and in some cases even seemed to believe that if their incarceration was raising awareness about Arctic drilling, it was perhaps even worth it – and those who looked completely shocked and overwhelmed by the experience.
