The phrase "activities concluded" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used at the end of a sentence or paragraph to indicate that a series of tasks or events have been completed. Example: At the end of a busy day, all of our team-building activities concluded with a round of applause and a sense of accomplishment among the participants.
"Africom is generally not measuring long-term effects of activities," concluded a report issued last July by the Government Accountability Office, an investigative arm of Congress.
Dozens of presentations and seminars examining a variety of activities concluded, essentially, that a few minutes of any strenuous exercise is sufficient to improve various measures of health and fitness.
Yet it is difficult to assess the impact of IRI's activities, concluded SIGIR.
Study activities concluded in September 2009.
The inspection report on Bethany school notes, as an example of good practice at the school, an activity in which: "Pupils dressed up as characters from various books and took part in activities concluding that 'the Bible is the best book'".
Discussion and ongoing activities conclude the article.
These findings are compatible with those in the survey conducted by Rutten, (2012), which focuses on implementing games as laboratory activities, concluding that simulations have gained a prominent position in classrooms by enhancing the teacher's repertoire, either as a supplement to traditional teaching methods or as a partial replacement of the curriculum.
It could be debuts galore for Palace after a busy summer of transfer activity concluded with five signings on the final day of the window.
The activity concluded with a class discussion that highlighted the differences between the two scenarios and the variation in the two plots.
Being sedentary will lead to problems "independent of time spent in moderate or vigorous activity," concluded the researchers, from Northwestern's Feinberg Medical School, Rush University Medical Center, Harvard School of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The activity concluded with a summary review of membrane structure and permeable versus nonpermeable molecules.
