The phrase "activities contain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing what is included or encompassed within certain activities.
Example: "The workshop activities contain various hands-on exercises and group discussions to enhance learning."
Alternatives: "activities include" or "activities comprise".
Each of these three components: the Amistad story, problem-solving skills, and theater activities, contain powerful tools which can be used to lead lives of active choice.
All of my research activities contain outreach components of value to the Cornell Extension mission.
It is characteristic of collaborative engineering design that precedence relationships among design activities contain information flow conflicts.
The response data captured across multiple student voting activities contain details, but its granularity is lost if we consider only aggregate level count and plot it as a histogram for each phase.
The Breeding Bird Survey is a roadside survey [37], thus all routes were established in landscapes that, due to initial construction and ongoing maintenance activities, contain roadside habitat held in a relatively constant successional and structural state over the period of the study (Figure 3).
Interactive CME activities contain questions within the activity that participants respond to and receive immediate feedback, usually involving patient cases.
The ALJ also recommended amendments to Regulation Y that would permit those activities contained in the Citicorp application.
Congruent emails are those that are pertinent to the recipient's primary work activities, containing relevant information or feedback, revealing discrepancies, or requesting actions.
Subject to the exemptions set forth in section 11, OMB shall determine the uniform percentage required under paragraph (1) with respect to programs and activities contained in the unified budget only.
Do not attempt any activities contained in these CD-Roms.
Series II: Events and Activities, contains photographs of conferences, convocations, field work, lectures, luncheons, meetings, parties and receptions.
