The phrase "activities connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the relationship or link between different activities, often in contexts such as project management, event planning, or educational settings.
Example: "The activities connection between the workshop and the follow-up seminar will enhance participants' learning experience."
Alternatives: "link between activities" or "relationship of activities".
I explore three elements of such relations: activity; connection; and context.
You can list topics you want to track, and the program will automatically keep tabs on its activity, connections, media mentions and more.
We developed four types of measures to evaluate the effectives of UGBs in confining human activities and travel flows, to examine the conformity of urban activities with the planned population, and to measure the activity connections between UGBs.
Mr. Conrad has actively investigated Mr. Riady's activities in connection with campaign contributions made by him and employees of the Lippo Group, the $12 billion Riady family conglomerate, to the president's campaign in 1992, as well as his dealings with Mr. Hubbell.
There is no suggestion any engaged in any illegal activity in connection with their banking activities.
A8 Dutch Charge Islamic Militants Seven Islamic militants were charged in Amsterdam with terrorist-related activities in connection with the killing of the Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh, Amsterdam's public prosecutor said.
The trustee's announcement came after a five-month "investigation of the actions of JPMorgan," regarding the bank's "activities in connection with MF Global," the statement said.
The groups are planning to hold a news conference today to release a letter they have written to Police Commissioner Howard Safir about some of the department's activities in connection with them.
Mr. Ray is expected to complete a report this fall on Mr. and Mrs. Clinton's activities in connection with the Whitewater real estate development, which gave its name to the collective investigation.
Mr. Conrad has been investigating Mr. Riady's activities in connection with contributions made by employees of the Lippo Group, the Riady family conglomerate, in the 1992 and 1994 campaigns.
It added that since 1996 he had organized "terrorist activities" in connection with an underground political party he wanted to form, including procuring guns, and planning explosions and assassinations.
