The phrase "activities consumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the various activities that have been engaged in or utilized, often in the context of time management or resource allocation.
Example: "The report details the activities consumed during the project, highlighting the time spent on each task."
Alternatives: "activities undertaken" or "activities engaged in".
As ongoing account management activities consumed more and more sales time, new customer acquisition slowed down and the company's revenue growth began slowing, too.
While these activities consumed Stratton's energies and excited her intellect, her family says that her heart lay in South Newfane, Vt., where she and her husband (who died in 1994) bought "Toby Hill," the family's summer home, in 1941.
Third, fellows participated in policy and guideline development, although these activities consumed less time than educational and consultation duties.
The principle of Activity-based Costing is that activities consume resources and activities consumed by services which incur the costs and hence service takes the cost of resources.
For 1 day before each session, subjects refrained from intense mental and physical activities, consumed a normal diet and beverages (excluding caffeinated beverages), and maintained normal sleeping hours.
A cost analysis of a colon cancer screening programme demonstrated that non-clinical activities consumed more than 50% of the total budget [ 17], exceeding the US federal standard of 40% [ 45].
In fact, the best studies suggest that such activities consume only 3percentt of the nation's electricity.
Building and construction activities consume significant amounts of raw materials each year.
For most of us, these activities consume 75%to90%0% of a typical work week and constitute a gauntlet to get to the work we must do.
What activities consume most of your time as a law library director?
What activities consume most of your time as a law librarian?
