The phrase "activities mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific setting or state in which various activities are performed, often in the context of technology or gaming.
Example: "To enhance your experience, switch to activities mode to access all available features."
Alternatives: "activity setting" or "task mode".
The game also has a training and activities mode, as well as multiplayer mode.
The method begins by providing information on the treatments' goals, components, activities, mode and dose of delivery, benefits and risks; it proceeds by having participants rate each treatment relative to four attributes prior to indicating their preferences.
Common classifications were made for trip purpose (types of activities), modes of transport used and socio-demographic characteristics.
In consequence, compounds can be moved to complex knowledge bases and data can be mined for biological activities, modes of action, and therapeutic outcomes.
He et al. (2009) developed a model to assign activities' modes and progress payments so as to maximize the net present value of the contractor under the constraint of project deadline.
Interfacially-active polymer architectures, on the other hand, show a distinctly dissimilar activity mode.
This mode of activity shows a marked contrast to the conventional activity mode in the inverted-U region.
If you're performing a specific activity, such as running, playing tennis or sleeping, for instance, a triple tap sets the Shine into activity mode for more accurate recording of your motions and exertions.
This paper will mainly focus on new developments regarding TeA's herbicidal activity, mode of action, biosynthesis and chemical synthesis, and characterization of new derivatives.
It is simple enough — users just press a silver button on one end of the band to activate the device and let it know whether they are in sleep, working or activity mode.
Given the importance of optimizing physical activity in adolescents, the purpose of this study was to examine the effect of activity mode, environment, and semester on step counts/minute and MVPA during daily middle-school physical education (PE).
