The phrase "activities and premises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to both the actions or events taking place and the locations or facilities where they occur.
Example: "The event will include various activities and premises that cater to all age groups."
Alternatives: "events and locations" or "functions and venues".
In line with observations of path dependence in other mature industries, the strategic activities and underlying strategic premises of incumbent funeral homes in Berlin strongly converged, and the industry's incumbents were equally affected by the market entry of discount funeral homes (Breuer and Daumann 2010; Kunow et al. 2013; Rothmann and Koch 2014; Vergne and Durand 2011).
This is principally based on finding that epi-agisterol, the 3β-hydroxy epimer of agisterol, lacks 25-HC-inhibitory activity and the premise that substituting an α-hydroxyl for a β-hydroxyl at the 3-position in the steroid ring would be expected to disrupt potential protein-binding interactions (Chart 2).
Injuries incurred by farmers or non-farmers who are on farm environs for purposes unrelated to farming activity (e.g., visiting, hunting, swimming, and other recreational activities) and farmhouse or home premises of the farm are excluded.
With so many activities and dining options within its premise, the Otesaga Resort Hotel is a destination unto itself.
Such formal statements would give a clearer picture of alleged criminal activities inside BBC premises and allow the corporation to investigate fully, he argued.
Boundaries and premises break down.
They need premises and premises cost money.
Women's knowledge, norms and premises 3.1.
Information technology facilities, as well as premises for carrying out training activities and coordination meetings.
He opposes the facilities because he doesn't believe incarceration is the correct answer when it comes to dealing with criminal activity, and opposes the premise of an industry invested in making sure people remain behind bars.
