The phrase "activities and worked" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to tasks or actions that were engaged in, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The team focused on various activities and worked diligently to meet the project deadline."
Alternatives: "tasks and efforts" or "engagements and labor".
While there he participated in student theatrical activities and worked for a radio station in Lincoln.
Among his many responsibilities in that role, Darwin led The Equitable's Agency Community Relations activities and worked to strengthen the company's relationships with multicultural communities.
The BMA formally became a union in 1971, and has only taken industrial action in 1975, when consultants suspended goodwill activities and worked to contract over a contractual dispute.
The then 52-year-old Hollis arrived in New Zealand after a well-regarded stint as director of initial studies at the London conservatory, where he had been responsible for overseeing external consulting and professional development activities and worked as an editorial director of Guildhall School Press.
The last time doctors took industrial action was in 1975, when consultants suspended goodwill activities and worked to contract over a contractual dispute, and junior doctors worked to a 40-hour week because of dissatisfaction with the progress of contract negotiations.
Participants engaged in hands-on engineering activities and worked in grade-level teams to design lessons aligned with district curricula and standards.
She began involving him in community activities and working around his needs.
After the convention, Kirk divided his time between Turning Point activities and working for the Trump campaign as a specialist in youth outreach.
This citation emphasises the coordinated approach to both explore and exploit project deliveries, educational activities and work project contracts.
The estimates of child labor activity are consistent with findings by Zapata et al. (2011), who report 28.2percentt of children aged 7-14 worked in market activities, and working children worked an average of 20.9 hours per week.
This might reflect differences in work activities and working conditions between jobs [ 28].
