The phrase "activities contact" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a point of contact for activities, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "For more information about the upcoming events, please reach out to the activities contact listed in the brochure."
Alternatives: "activities coordinator" or "event liaison".
For information on the New York chapter and its activities, contact Jim Fry, (631) 754-2412.
For information on the Fezziwigs' activities, contact Warren and Angela Douglas: (914) 7914284914
For more information on the CA-SRI activities, contact Yu-Chuan Chang. Yu-Chuan Chang
Both problems underscore the importance of avoiding certain physical activities: contact sports, anything that involves jolting movements and sports like sprinting and bicycle racing that raise the heart rate very high.
If you think your DLC is engaged in UBI-generating activities, contact Jodi Kessler or Naziat Adnan as soon as possible for assistance.
If you receive a puncture wound during cleanup activities, contact University Health Services or your medical provider to determine whether a tetanus booster is necessary.
He also gave information to the office of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III — somewhat more expansively and usefully — about his lies to Congress, President Trump, his possible crimes, Trump business activities, contacts with Russians during the Trump presidential campaign, and other topics.
Youth social capital: Our measures of the individual's social capital comprise indicators of trust, information on their social networks including volunteer activities, contacts with friends and neighbors, and connections to entrepreneurs.
Norbert Haug, head of Mercedes-Benz's motorsport activities, contacted Adrian Newey, chief aerodynamicist of the McLaren Formula One team, for consultation on modifying the remaining CLRs to prevent further accidents.
In all remaining public activities, contact-level-hours are small.
In public activities, contact-hours vary widely from under 1 (passing and school/city bus) to over 30 (dances, parties, or sport event participant/attendant).
