The phrase "activities of entities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the actions or operations performed by organizations, groups, or individuals.
Example: "The report outlines the activities of entities involved in environmental conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "operations of organizations" or "actions of groups".
PARADIGM produces a matrix of integrated pathway activities (IPAs) A where A ij represents the inferred activity of entity i in patient sample j.
The tax-exempt nonprofit group also facilitates preservation activities of government entities.
An expectation that mechanism descriptions "bottom-out" in lowest level activities of molecular entities (Darden 2006).
Gates's father, William, managed the activities of that entity.
The latest information obtained by Iran's main opposition reveals that the regime has in fact significantly boosted the activities of the entity tasked with nuclear weapons development.
An activity node represents the activity of an entity or an entity pool but not the entities themselves.
Martin further models field as sequences of activities, involving taxonomies of entities (people, things); tenor as relative status and contact of participants; and mode as discourse that accompanies activity or constitutes a field, as either dialogue or spoken or written monologue.
On the other hand, if "the natural" is defined more neutrally as "what is in the nature of things," then process metaphysics characterizes the natural as the creative activity of actual entities.
In process theism, as in traditional theism, the existence of God is in no way precarious, in no way dependent upon the activity of other entities; likewise, process theism and traditional theism are in agreement that non-divine individuals are contingent (they can fail to exist)—in the case of non-angelic beings, they are born and they die.
In this process the activities of all his entities were considered before and during the time of the sanctions".
