The phrase "activities inquiry" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where one is referring to an investigation or examination of various activities, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The activities inquiry revealed several areas for improvement in our program."
Alternatives: "activity investigation" or "activities assessment".
Each day from now through Aug. 24 we'll lay out a new "mini-unit" that will address a different essential question through activities, inquiry-based projects and practical handouts.
Crime pattern analyses and routine activity inquiries are now able to explore avenues not previously available.
While Hanson's hatred of the ABC will assist any future government moves to neuter the broadcaster's digital activities, this inquiry is yet another gift to News Corp and the commercial media organisations, who have been baying for the ABC's blood since it arrived on the airwaves more than three-quarters of a century ago.
All pragmatists have rejected this idea, and all have held that the content of a thought or judgment is a matter of the role it fills in our activities of inquiry.
[ 7] Flipped Classroom often involves students viewing pre-recorded lecture videos prior to attending class and using the class time to engage in student-centered learning activities like inquiry and problem solving but it may take on many different forms.
This book is a collection of those essays, written by people representing a diversity of faith traditions and cultures and many fields of activity and inquiry.
Copyrightable works include not only the traditional products of academic activity and inquiry, including books, articles, lectures and class notes, but also software, databases, websites, schematics, drawings, blueprints, renderings, movies, songs, lyrics, sculpture, choreography, landscape designs, and many other products of human creativity.
Having discussed pragmatist emphases upon the activity of inquiry and the richness of experience, we should turn to their views about the nature of thought.
Increasingly, academic medical researchers are for hire, and research, once a pure activity of inquiry, is now a tool for promoting products.
An accompanying teacher's guide to hands-on activities stresses inquiry-based lessons such as observing an earthworm, identifying its needs, and building an appropriate habitat in a terrarium made of a plastic soda bottle.
