The phrase "activities during the first" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific actions or events that took place in the initial part of a time period or sequence.
Example: "The activities during the first week of the program were focused on team-building exercises."
Alternatives: "events in the initial" or "tasks in the first phase".
The United Nations nuclear agency is expected to release its report about Iran's nuclear activities during the first week of September.
American officials contend that the Iraqi intelligence service learned a lesson from its failure to engage in anti-American terrorist activities during the first gulf war.
Fares (who spent 13 years in Israeli prisons himself for his activities during the first intifada), was a signatory to the Geneva Initiative, the extra-parliamentary peace document conceived of by Israeli politician Yossi Beilin, and Palestinian Yassar Abbed Rabbo.
Before this, the last individual to be expelled from the Council against his will was Sir Edgar Speyer, 1st Baronet, who was removed on 13 December 1921 for pro-German activities during the First World War.
NP and RS coordinated the local study activities during the first and second year respectively.
Also, instructors could model proper group function with specially designed activities during the first class period (Dinan, 2006; Wood, 2009).
The files reveal that their telephone calls and letters were intercepted and that MI5 informants reported on their activities during the second world war and for years afterwards.
The Vatican withdrew from a written agreement to join an international Holocaust memorial organisation over concerns about Pope Pius XII's activities during the second world war.
Fevziu handles these issues well, but on internal Albanian policy debates and Hoxha's activities during the second world war he is sadly one-dimensional.
Preceptor perceptions about providing leadership activities during the fourth year of the doctor of pharmacy curriculum were examined.
They also played a minor but crucial role in Parisian cultural history – not only (and most obviously) as an erotic meeting place for gay people but also as cover for French resistance activities during the second world war.
