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Discover LudwigThe phrase "activities experiences" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe experiences related to activities, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The workshop offered a variety of activities experiences that participants could choose from."
Alternatives: "activity-based experiences" or "experiential activities".
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"We're lucky in Wales to have such a huge range of activities, experiences and products to enjoy and share with our visitors," she said.
The Zozi travel website shares travel destinations, activities, experiences, gear and inspiration.
When it comes to launching a career or applying for graduate school, activities, experiences and networks all count more than you think.
Now with a clear understanding of why you do the things you do and what makes you feel accomplished go out and start pursuing activities, experiences, and careers that align with them!
Likewise, through reporting procedures on the implementation of activities, experiences from the field level will inform policy makers who in turn receive valuable inputs into the policy debate.
Interviews were semistructured, and asked questions on history of homelessness and mental health issues, daily activities, experiences with mental health and social services, and hopes for the future.
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However, not all participants in sports activities experience sports positively, which reduces the potential benefits for health.
Our findings encompass a wide variety of life activities experienced by different categories of disabled people and their families.
Research in various countries has identified a number of stressors that are experienced by university students, including academic activities experienced in the first 12 months of college.
This themed issue focuses on recent studies about various aspects of authentic research activities experienced by undergraduate students and by primary and secondary school teachers.
It consists of 24 yes/no items, which represent common dysfunctions in daily activities experienced by patients with low back pain.
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