The phrase "activities constituting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing specific actions or behaviors that make up a larger concept or category.
Example: "The report outlines the various activities constituting the project’s success."
Alternatives: "actions that comprise" or "tasks that form".
For purposes of this section, a trust subject to tax under section 511(b) shall be treated as a C corporation with respect to its activities constituting an unrelated trade or business.
Consider a problem of scheduling activities of a research and development project, where precedence relations of the activities constituting the project are represented by edges of an in-forest.
The paper concludes that comprehensive capacity-building interventions should seek to improve the competencies and skills of key actors in implementing the broad range of activities constituting integrated water resources management in transboundary basins.
Currently, a new survey is also underway to measure a much broader set of attitudes about, and activities constituting, arts participation in California.
The activities constituting a project are seldom carried out in sequential order, rather they can be spread out during a short or a long spell of time.
As an 'observer as participant', the researcher 'observe[d] and interact[ed] closely enough with members … without participating in those activities constituting the core of group membership' (Adler and Adler, 1994, p. 380).
Those activities constitute the main petroleum business.
Thus, Maxwell's activities constitute a performance under section 101.
These activities constitute the violation of the Chinese law and jeopardise state security and social stability.
We might feel this phenomenon in different ways, depending on which networks you use and which activities constitute your day.
John R. Bolton, the American ambassador, said those activities constituted a threat to international peace and security requiring Security Council action.
