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The phrase "activities and works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various tasks, projects, or efforts undertaken in a specific context, such as in reports or descriptions of responsibilities.
Example: "The committee will review the activities and works completed over the past year to assess progress."
Alternatives: "tasks and projects" or "efforts and initiatives".
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He is an ambassador for numerous student and industry-focused activities and works closely with various local colleges and universities.
Recycled crushed brick is a commonly found material from demolition activities and works to date on this material in pavement applications have been limited to its usage in unbound pavement layers.
Meeting bi-weekly, this committee discusses new feedback, moves on current activities, and works directly with operations and executives as needed to strengthen culture and ensure all feedback is addressed.
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She began involving him in community activities and working around his needs.
We understand that the World Cup, other summer-related activities – and work!
While there he participated in student theatrical activities and worked for a radio station in Lincoln.
Cambridge is only interested in extracurricular activities and work experience that are directly relevant to the course.
When you have a little more, add your activities and work experiences.
Today, design projects involve more and more activities and work groups which must be efficiently coordinated.
According to Thomas, the firms bought details of the individuals' trade union activities and work record from Kerr.
streams Planners leave gaps in the project plan by failing to anticipate all the project's required activities and work.
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