The phrase "activities found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to activities that have been discovered or identified in a particular context, such as research or exploration.
Example: "After conducting the survey, we compiled a list of activities found in the local community."
Alternatives: "identified activities" or "discovered activities".
There the Missouri tax was upon activities found wholly interstate.
The space occupied by audiences at gigs can be organised into three zones based on distinct types of activities found in each.
Although the great cities and some of the major cultural activities found farther south were not found in Ecuador, there was nevertheless considerable cultural accomplishment.
An inquiry prompted by Mr Ledward's activities found that he had bullied staff, bungled operations and damaged and mistreated patients, before the GMC eventually stopped him in 1998.
B1 Report on Albany Lobbying A state report on lobbying activities found evidence of links between big spending by a health care union and by gambling concerns and official action favoring those interests.
Village sites reside in multi-purpose, land-use zones permitting a combination of activities found in residential, shopping and commercial areas.
Despite the moderated inhibitory activities found, this study represents an innovative approach towards COXs inhibitory activity rationalization and to the design of anti-inflammatory drugs.
The Pew Research Center Social and Demographic Trends survey of daily activities found that people who were unemployed were more likely to nap during the week than on weekends and that those with jobs were only slightly more likely to nap on weekends.
The study – which asked 1,008 Americans aged 18-39 various questions based on who they found attractive in relation their Netflix activities – found that 13 per cent would ask someone out solely based on sharing a similar taste in film.
This article describes a series of new studies examining the water-gas shift activity of Cu/MgO(1 0 0) surfaces and compares it to the activities found for pure copper systems, Cu nanoparticles in contact with well-defined surfaces of TiO2, ZnO, MoO2 and CeO2, and Cu cations present in mixed-metal oxides.
Though the biological activities found were generally insignificant to poor, two compounds, one of which possesses a reasonable binding affinity for mGAT1, rac-57, the other a notable inhibitory potency at mGAT4, rac-84, both displaying a slight subtype selectivity for the individual transporters, could be identified.
