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The phrase "activities ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there are upcoming tasks or events that will take place in the future.
Example: "As we plan for the next quarter, we need to focus on the activities ahead to ensure a successful launch."
Alternatives: "upcoming activities" or "forthcoming tasks".
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Put enjoyment of activities ahead of competitive success.
Earlier, details of the attacker's activities ahead of the assassination attempt were disclosed.
The instructor talked to the class about teamwork, leadership goals and safety procedures for the activities ahead.
If your child's kindergarten provides a daily schedule of activities ahead of time, go over it with your son or daughter.
Writing about the A.N.P.'s activities ahead of the rally, the Times observed, "What confused many who still remember the swastika as the symbol of the concentration camp was the reception they got".
A precondition for increasing the movement's activities ahead of the Majles elections is the success of the nuclear negotiations, says an IIPF member who was jailed after the 2009 protests.
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Put a low-frequency activity ahead of a high-frequency activity.
Shares of the London Stock Exchange went up 1.3percenttoto 1,248 pence following the news, amid hopes of more buying activity ahead.
"We expect a surge in activity ahead of November's Spending Review," said the firm's pension expert Tom McPhail.
There were signs in the Fed's report that some companies had begun trimming their production in anticipation of a reduced pace of business activity ahead.
Wall Street stalled yesterday, held back by a new round of earnings warnings and decreased trading activity ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.
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