The phrase "activities organised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to events or tasks that have been planned and arranged by someone or an organization.
Example: "The community center offers a variety of activities organised for children during the summer break."
Alternatives: "planned activities" or "arranged events".
Swedish PARs consist of activities that are home-based and/or self-monitored, such as walking, jogging or cycling, and facility-based activities organised by different physical activity organisations in the community.
Activities organised by students unions are targeted at students straight from sixth form.
Social participation of disabled people has improved a lot in recent years, thanks in part to awareness-raising activities organised by Handicap International, which I work for.
Tommorrow is also the second Edinburgh Canal Festival with music, stalls and activities, organised by the Re-union Canal Boat Charity.
Fans will be invited to compete for the Hogwarts House Cup with a whole host of Potter-themed activities, organised in partnership with MuggleNet.
The two most popular solutions were more supervision at play spaces, from school staff to park keepers, and more activities organised by schools or youth groups.
It comprises of young people who work with artists and gallery staff to help design activities, organise events and make and exhibit their own work.
Although nowadays many of them are converted in greenways, this paper supports that disused railway lines could also operate as non-motorised transport axes related to daily activities, organising their surrounding territory.
Just about the only activity organised specifically for "Davos wives" is a sleigh ride to a fondue restaurant (which, admittedly, is really fun).
The prize A three-night spa break for two to Norway, staying at the Hotel Union Geiranger (hotelunion.no), in the Unesco-listed Geirangerfjord, including spa entry and massage, and an outdoor activity organised by visitnorway.co.uk.co.uk
"We have decided not to participate nor contribute in any activity organised by this temporary committee managing the federation," Ahly board member Khaled Mortagy told BBC Sport.
