The phrase "activities making" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the process of creating or engaging in activities, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The activities making up the event were diverse and engaging."
Alternatives: "activities involved" or "activities conducted".
More recently, some leaders have profited from illegal activities, making more difficulties.
Mr. Kristof defends hunting by calling it "natural," but not all "natural" activities (making war, for example) are morally acceptable.
I was devastated, but I maintained my usual demeanor and activities, making every effort to keep my emotions from my patients.
His new roommates, he said, have been everything he hoped for, inviting him to join them in some of their social activities, making him part of their family.
"Everyone talks about extra-curricular activities making you stand out from the crowd, but I've definitely lost elections to a less capable man in the past.
Babies and pensioners – not to mention students – have taken part in UK Uncut's activities, making it the fastest-growing protest group in the country.
Investment banking consists mostly of securities underwriting and related activities; making a market in securities; and setting up corporate mergers, acquisitions, and restructuring.
Miss Kemble said one European organization had infiltrators in Communist unions to report on their plans and activities; making details public would damage the effort, she said.
TGF-β1 plays a key role in airway remodeling and asthma by having both proinflammatory and anti-inflammatory activities, making TGFβ1 an important candidate gene to study.
It augments the more conventional PACS with automatic transfer of studies along the chain of activities making up an examination in nuclear medicine.
This foundation can be generalized to a wide range of daily activities, making the horse a valuable therapeutic tool for rehabilitation.
