The phrase "activities are completed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain tasks or actions have been finished or accomplished.
Example: "Once all activities are completed, we will move on to the next phase of the project."
Alternatives: "tasks are finished" or "actions are done".
The rule would have required companies to avoid mining practices that permanently pollute streams and destroy drinking water sources; companies would have needed to test and monitor the condition of streams before, during and after mining as well as restore streams after mining activities are completed.
Many of our day to day activities are completed using technology and the same goes for banking and fintech.
The release team keeps the teams informed of this schedule, verifying that the activities are completed as required.
There is already some crossover there today, for example, Influitive is able to track when activities are completed on these networks, so that they can be rewarded accordingly.
For elementary-aged children, these activities are completed in a real-world context, as origami and paper engineering easily comprise regularly occurring activities for this age group.
Study Closeout (11/09/2018) - This policy ensures that all research-related activities are completed and signed off prior to closing the clinical research study.
An undersea aqueduct bringing fresh water from the mainland to support all these activities was completed in 1978.
The majority of the construction activities were completed in February, with minor items continuing through the spring and summer.
"The contracts were awarded to Unaoil as it had people on the ground who could operate in this difficult and challenging environment (even with the presence of Isis) and undertake survey work to support the project and add value to BP by increasing significantly the speed at which activities were completed".
The 15 earthquake activities were completed as part of a single lesson spanning three science class sessions.
The activities were completed by small groups of students (2-3) workedrked through a single 8½ × 11 sheet of questions, copied both sides.
