The phrase "activities coexist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations where different activities happen at the same time or in the same space without interfering with each other.
Example: "In our community center, various activities coexist, such as yoga classes, art workshops, and language courses, allowing residents to engage in multiple interests."
Alternatives: "activities overlap" or "activities occur simultaneously".
Here, both activities coexist in one landscape: in the Bitung and North Minahasa Districts of North Sulawesi.
Inside the literature on labor informality, this paper is also close to studies conceptualizing the informal sector as a non-homogenous sector, where easy entry and low wage activities coexist with other activities that have barriers to entry, and where the linkages of these two types of activities with the formal sector is very different (Fields 2005).
Therefore, urban and industrial activities coexist with local fisheries and shellfish mariculture that accounts for ca. 7% of the income and employment in this urban region.
In a telephone interview, Steve McCormick, the chief executive officer of the Nature Conservancy, which is based in Arlington, Va., said he shared Ms. Norton's view that "thoughtfully placed and carefully managed extraction activities" could coexist with environmental protection.
His way of showing how three or more unrelated activities may coexist on one stage powerfully recalls Chekhov, but Cunningham made it wholly American, an expression of the cultural pluralism that has marked this country for centuries.
β-HCH degradation activity may be beneficial when cells with this activity coexist with other types of cells having enzymes for the metabolism of TCDL.
Nevertheless, it would be interesting to test whether intracrine and autocrine PTHRP activity coexist in cells with overexpression of both PTHRP and the receptor.
Rather, transnational connections and activity can coexist with participation across integration domains (Joppke & Morawska, 2003, p. 22; Snel et al., 2006).
It has been well established that high levels of ALDH activity (ALDHhi) coexist with cancer cells, observations that are in accordance with ALDH's role in detoxification.
With these changes not only will constraints in transaction volumes be resolved, it is very likely that the drive for energy efficiency in cryptocurrency mining activities, which coexists with the renewable energy movement, will advance in lockstep.
Managers talk about their key activities as "processes" rather than as "businesses" because, with rare exceptions, they assume that the activities ought to coexist.
