The phrase "activities are interconnected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe how different activities relate to or influence each other in a particular context.
Example: "In our project, we must recognize that activities are interconnected, as the success of one task often depends on the completion of another."
Alternatives: "activities are linked" or "activities are related".
Many government activities are interconnected and cannot be isolated.
Another theoretical framework outside of the discipline of criminology, the Time Geography framework, also acknowledges that human activities are interconnected on temporal and spatial dimensions (Hägerstrand 1970).
Since this work is not meant to compare which functional resource is more important and also as the functional activities are interconnected and interdependent, the four kinds of factors related to the functional areas during the three initial stages of the OLC were classified as being of fundamental relevance, namely: finances, marketing, human resources and production.
For others, frequency and disruption to activities were interconnected: I had one on a job interview, and by the time I was done trying to speak, I sounded like Minnie Mouse on speed.
For others, intensity and disruption to activities were interconnected: To me that strikes me as always a very serious bout of coughing, because obviously, oxygen wasn't getting where it was supposed to be getting.
The RD-Connect project was developed under IRDiRC (International Rare Disease Research Consortium), a European Commission and US National Institute of Health initiative to coordinate research funding on RDs, and RD-Connect activities and policies are interconnected with those of IRDiRC.
Thus, even though the input is set to only one source, all other sources can express changes in spectral activity, because they are interconnected.
The concentration and the procoagulant activity of Pd-MP are interconnected with the biological activity and the overall burden of cancer cells.
The levels and the procoagulant activity of Pd-MP are interconnected with the biological activity and the overall burden of cancer.
These adaptation needs put pressure on people to adjust and adapt in a coordinated way, when the underlying activities, processes, or technology are interconnected.
Consistent with this, shade can also trigger leaf senescence (Brouwer et al., 2012), suggesting that leaf patterning, shade avoidance and leaf senescence are interconnected by differential activity of HD-ZIPIII proteins, thus linking early and late leaf development, and adjusting plant growth and development to changing external conditions.
