The phrase "activities cited" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific activities that have been mentioned or referenced in a text or discussion.
Example: "The report summarizes the activities cited in the previous section to highlight key findings."
Alternatives: "mentioned activities" or "referenced activities".
Of the various earthquake-causing activities cited above, the filling of large reservoirs is among the most important.
Nonetheless, in the nine hundred thousand documents that were subpoenaed from Abacus, there was no explicit communication from any senior management condoning any of the activities cited in the indictment.
● Enhanced identity and public awareness: Raising the profile and elevating public awareness of a business district, locally and regionally, is a corollary objective of all the activities cited above.
A final provision is aimed at banks or companies that engage in money laundering or assist any Iranian financial institution — including the Central Bank of Iran — in the activities cited.
Aside from all the activities cited above, which a normal human being could perhaps handle one in a year, Van Zandt served as music supervisor on Not Fade Away, the coming of age rock and roll drama and feature film directorial debut of The Sopranos' David Chase.
In addition, the more frequent biological activities cited in relationship with the set of genes were glycolysis, respiratory chain, hypoxia, glycogen synthase, inflammatory myopathy.
But he and the other men declined to comment on their post-partum activities, citing privacy concerns.
For years Pew shrouded its charitable activities, citing the family's religious conviction that charity needed no rewards.
By attaching Sik to the Ergenekon case, the authorities accused him of terrorist activities, citing the book as both a tool and evidence.
In recent months, Mr. Blair has been outspoken about reining in the C.I.A.'s covert activities, citing their propensity to backfire and tarnish America's image.
Prosecutors argued that those businesses were fronts for the Treviños' smuggling activities, citing a raft of lapsed business licenses, false identification documents and suspicious wire transfers.
