The phrase "activities of groups" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various actions or tasks performed by a collective of individuals or organizations.
Example: "The activities of groups involved in community service can greatly impact local neighborhoods."
Alternatives: "group activities" or "actions of collectives".
It's exemplified today by the ventursome cross-disciplinary activities of groups like Forcefield, Paperrad, Beige, Dearraindrop and Royal Art Lodge.
After Sept. 11, Canada and Australia also curtailed the activities of groups linked to the Tigers in those countries.
Its point relentlessly hammered home can be stated quite simply: All politics and all government are the result of the activities of groups.
The ceaseless activities of groups of neurons are choreographed into waves, oscillations, synchronized rhythms, and transient coalitions; it is these that underlie behavior, memory, and conscious perception.
Its point — relentlessly hammered home — can be stated quite simply: All politics and all government are the result of the activities of groups.
It will require digging into the finances and activities of groups on the left and the right that seem to be political even as they're promising their activities are primarily non-political.
We present preliminary findings on a computer environment, the Kiva Web, that supports the activities of group collaboration for interdisciplinary engineering design teams.
Several of the known activities of group V sPLA2 activities could plausibly contribute to its impact on inflammatory arthritis.
Instead, the activity of groups including Hezbollah and al-Qaida appears to be limited to fundraising and money-laundering, the report said.
Australia will enhance intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance in the southern Philippines, and step up maritime patrols, to help combat the activity of groups linked to Islamic State.
