The phrase "activities later" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to planned or scheduled activities that will take place at a future time.
Example: "We have some exciting activities later in the day, so make sure to save your energy."
Alternatives: "events later" or "tasks later".
In 1971 he became director of Creep, the committee to re-elect the president, the operation in which many of the illegal or dubious activities later collectively known as Watergate were hatched.
He said not all the activities listed would necessarily be included in the final scope of the contract, but if the force added other activities later a "new and costly procurement exercise" would be needed.
"While prosecuting my writing I was also diligently inquiring as to the best means of averting the dangers which threatened the Union," Carroll wrote of her clandestine activities later, in an 1886 article in the North American Review.
No police authority will let you go later than 5.15 on a Saturday evening because police forces are managing pubs, clubs and other activities later at night.' The recent Arsenal-Manchester United game was played on a Saturday because, when the fixtures came out, there was a possibility that one or both of them would have a Tuesday Champions League fixture.
At this early stage of the restoration planning process, decision makers are most interested in the biophysical impacts of restoration activities; later studies will focus on economic valuation of these benefits.
With their athletic, professional, intellectual, and service activities, later groups sought to attract students who also formed other groups.
A majority of less active members return to church activity later in life.
"I'd expect further activity later in the year to centre on fresh, own label and even staples," he said.
Had he been able to win the g5 pawn, then he would have liked his position because the passed h pawn would have given White serious activity later.
He seems also to have taught purification of the soul by means of music and mental activity (later called philosophy) in order to reach higher incarnations.
While teenagers who took virginity pledges as part of abstinence-only programs started sexual activity later and had fewer partners than did other peers, they were just as likely to contract sexually transmitted diseases, the scholars concluded.
