The phrase "activities caught" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to activities that have been observed or recorded, often in a specific situation or event.
Example: "The surveillance footage revealed several activities caught on camera during the incident."
Alternatives: "actions recorded" or "events captured".
This activity caught the attention of a policeman on his beat.
With criminal databases and pattern-matching algorithms, new digital equipment can analyze activity caught on camera, even as it is taking place, and can detect the presence of weapons.
Leontovych's activity caught the attention of local authorities, and in the spring of 1908 he was forced to move back to his native Podolia region to the city of Tulchyn.
This successful community-initiated activity caught the attention of high-level government officials, who assisted with the remediation effort by providing money for a system of wells and pipes to make safe drinking water available to 803 households (Haggart and Lan 2000, 2006).
Mr. Chang's activities finally caught the attention of federal campaign-finance investigators, who learned he was spending more on politicians than he was reporting in taxable income.
It cites, for instance, the experience of the Royal Dutch/Shell Group in the Niger Delta of Nigeria in the mid-1990's, when the company's activities were caught between a repressive military regime and the protests of Nigeria's Ogoni people, who demanded that Shell compensate them for extracting oil from their land.
Her studio is in her home, and many of the works on view originated in objects and activities that caught her attention while puttering around the house: twist-ties and stickers found on supermarket fruits and vegetables; castoff household items; answering machine messages; and popular social networking platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
In addition to the peculiar flora, fauna, and fossils he observed and collected, it was the rugged landscape shaped by volcanic and tectonic activities that caught the attention of Darwin and reinforced his idea of a world in continuous change (Darwin 1846; Moorehead 1969).
These activities eventually caught up with Payne.
"Suspicious activity is caught in our filters before it makes it live to the site.
