The phrase "activities from work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or engagements that are related to one's job or professional responsibilities.
Example: "After a long week, I like to unwind by engaging in activities from work that I find enjoyable, such as team-building exercises."
Alternatives: "work-related activities" or "job activities".
Some were parents who wanted to monitor their children's computer activities from work when the children were home alone.
When considering just how "real" anything that takes place in a virtual environment can be, it is, first of all, worth remembering the degree to which most real-life activities, from work to shopping to dating, demand a degree of self-concealment precisely because of the direct consequences they entail.
The WPAI-SHP measures overall impairment in activities (from work time missed, impairment while working, and activity impairment outside of work) due to a health problem, expressed as percent impairment, which can be used to calculate associated cost.
Lowery encouraged corporations to ensure that all employees are encouraged to think about how they can promote diversity in all of their activities, from working on specific projects to hiring of outside vendors and consultants.
In addition, we found that males with lower educational levels had greater physical activity from work (and less from sports/recreation), while those with the highest education had less physical activity from work and more from sports/recreation.
We assumed the other domain, incorporating activity from work, sport, and house or garden tasks, to remain unchanged.
Objective measurements of physical activities will be made at work and during leisure enabling a separation of leisure time physical activity from work.
All of his activities ranging from work on African governance, counter-extremism, sport and the future of politics would now be placed under one roof.
You could also see the workers were in high spirits and as we learned more – including the fact it was more than a tea factory and had become a collective family with farmers and workers engaging in numerous activities away from work – we were intrigued and wanted to be like them".
Impairment in social activities, absence from work and health seeking behaviour during an illness episode are all regarded as elements of illness behaviour.
The bi-monthly cost diary contained 37 open and closed questions covering the use of medical resources, prevention activities, absence from work, use of utility devices, and other expenses.
