The phrase "activities managed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to tasks or events that are overseen or organized by someone or a group.
Example: "The report outlines the various activities managed by the project team over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "managed tasks" or "overseen activities".
Some of the community groups will be organising cultural and music activities, managed by Amref, during the tournament.
With its activities managed from a Web site at a remote location, the robot can be told to travel around a house to make sure that its occupants are safe, to read a story to a child or to make sure the Roomba is busy cleaning floors.
Thirty percent of the fusion research budget has been spent on long-term related activities managed by EFDA.
Currently, cell design and motion planning are sequential and manual activities, managed by different and separate industrial functional units.
Aside from remittances, migrants also contribute to economic growth through entrepreneurial activities managed by the migrants' families in their home communities (Basa 2008).
According to both industrial practice and literature, multi-robot cell design and robot motion planning for vehicle spot welding are two sequential activities, managed by different functional units through different software tools.
When you factor in their seasonal, recreational activities, managing the after-school schedule requires skills familiar to advanced Tetris players.
The US has described the division as "a secretive branch of the government… that provides critical support to [the] North Korean leadership, in part through engaging in illicit economic activities, managing slush funds and generating revenues for the leadership".
ERDSS is mainly used to make emergency early warning contingency plans, coordinate and command emergency response activities, manage resources, and provide related knowledge.
Passbook, released in 2012, has capabilities that support non-payment activities – managing tickets, coupons, events and code scanning – but never truly came through as the hoped-for "Apple mobile wallet" for payments.
I-ADL, on the other hand, includes making meals, cleaning, shopping, household activities, managing finances, administering medication, and using transportation.
