The phrase "activities blamed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to activities that are being blamed for something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The activities blamed for the decline in productivity were not properly addressed by management."
Alternatives: "actions criticized" or "tasks accused".
While Jones is correct that Australia was the stage for acts of violence by apparent Croatian extremists (some of whom were Catholics), there now seems to be little doubt that some terrorist activity blamed on the Croats was actually orchestrated by undercover Yugloslav agents provocateur.
The 2008 crisis would be repeated if unregulated financial activities - blamed for amplifying the meltdown - went unchallenged, he said.
Goodman said he had been unaware of the illegal activity and blamed subcontractors operating without head office knowledge.
Reported the Washington Post: "Wall Street banks and other large financial institutions have begun putting intense pressure on Congress to hold off on legislation that would curtail their highly profitable trading in oil contracts -- an activity increasingly blamed by lawmakers for driving up prices to record levels".
Mr. Bashir, 64, who is called the intellectual leader of Jemaah Islamiyah, has maintained that he was not involved in terrorist activities and has blamed the United States for the Bali blast.
His enthusiastic ministry to the Vietnam generation at Yale prompted a Yale alumnus of those years, the cartoonist Garry Trudeau, to gently lampoon him as the offbeat Rev. Scot Sloan ("the thoroughly modern minister/enabler") in "Doonesbury". After Dr. Coffin left Yale, disgust on the part of alumni with his political activities was often blamed for a decline in alumni contributions.
But the latest snapshot of the eurozone economy provided evidence of a slowdown in activity, which analysts blamed on the protracted Greek crisis.
Climate change driven by human activity has been blamed for three-quarters of the flooding events that have occurred over the past decade.
"Bowling Alone", Robert Putnam's study of the decline in voluntary activity in America, blamed everything from television to commuting, as well as a general shift away from unselfish values established during the war.
"Criminal activity i am blamed for is called journalism.I will keep doing it" -photographer Denis Sinyakov,arrested today.Greenpeace — Yulia Bragina (@YuliaSkyNews) 26 Sep 13 Синяков слушает решение суда http://t.co/3yPHqKFnfF — Blogger51 (@blogger51) 26 Sep 13 A judge decided that Mr. Sinyakov posed a flight risk, as he traveled regularly and did not have a place of residence in Murmansk.
