The phrase "activities are organized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the arrangement or planning of various events or tasks.
Example: "In our community, various activities are organized to promote engagement and participation among residents."
Alternatives: "events are arranged" or "programs are scheduled".
The Structure and management domain of the assessment deals with how the organization is structured and how its activities are organized for research ethics.
Not all their activities are organized by adults.
The activities are organized in a workflow architecture that supports iterative, modular, and concurrent development.
The IUCN's activities are organized into several theme-based programs ranging from business and biodiversity to forest preservation to water and wetlands conservation.
Through the vestibular apparatus these forces are detected, and appropriate motor activities are organized to counter the postural perturbations that they induce.
A linguistic ethnographic approach is taken in order to explore how students' teasing activities are organized to invoke broader language ideologies.
'Right to Play' The activities were organized by the 'Right to Play' organization in cooperation with Ministries of Youth and Sports, Education, UNICEF, UNRWA, Pontifical Mission and the Yalla Ya Zhgar organization.
Underground activities were organized by a Trotskyite group, the People's Revolutionary Army Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo ERPRP), and by Peronist groups.
These collections of objects were treated as living connections to the divine, and many village activities were organized around the perceived needs of the bundles and the sacred beings who communicated through them.
The field research projects that constituted the bulk of the census activities were organized around the exploration of six oceanic regions: coastal and nearshore, continental slopes and abyssal plains, open water, geologically active zones, Arctic and Antarctic, and microscopic.
Some general orientation activities were organized by teachers and principals aimed at all incoming first graders but nothing was designed specifically for students who might face difficulties in adjusting to high school.
