The phrase "activities and led" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be a fragment that lacks context, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The team organized various activities and led discussions on important topics."
Alternatives: "conducted activities and guided" or "managed activities and directed".
He was extremely active in philanthropic activities and led the Real Estate and Construction industry's support of the Association for the Help of Retarded Children (AHRC).
Urban development accelerated in the 1980s due to tourism activities and led to the expansion of high-rise construction along the beachfront.
The study found the children who were the most computer savvy "were also the ones who took part in the greatest range of indoor and outdoor activities, and led extremely diverse lives".
A talk given by Walker in 1888 before the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, London, inspired Morris's printing activities and led to the establishment of the Kelmscott Press (1891), considered the beginning of the private press movement in England.
Then, I reconstruct the underlying strategic premises that entrenched the funeral homes' strategic activities and led to the pathological reproduction of the path.
Bruno, known as the "Docile Don," kept a tight rein on his associates' illegal activities and led a Mafia that made money without a hint of flamboyance.
WHAT YOU SEE -- The home page summarizes the board's activities, and leads to pages that offer staff and member lists, a description of the finance program, voter guides, debate information and more.
These results suggest that the caspase inhibition attenuates the APC/C activities and leads the cells to arrest at mitotic phase.
Perturbations of endogenous protein protein interactions can result in deleterious effects on cellular activities and lead to human disease.
We assumed that an increased level of disease related knowledge would increase the ability to perform self-care activities and lead to improvement of symptoms and well-being.
Your child can still comfortably take part in school and home activities, and lead a happy life.
