The phrase "activities planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of organizing or arranging various activities, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "The team is focused on activities planning for the upcoming conference to ensure everything runs smoothly."
Alternatives: "event planning" or "program planning".
Specifically, in an indicated prevention intervention, Vázquez and colleagues [ 11] applied cognitive techniques to change thought patterns (e.g., double-standard technique, priming) and behavioral techniques to active behaviors (e.g., pleasant activities planning, reinforcement).
BRH facilitates the understanding of the activities, planning and outlining the lesson.
Maintenance activities' planning depends on different constraints like human resources, spare parts availability and past operating duration of the machine.
In a similar way to Student A's assignment, Student B links Tough's language functions with the activities, planning for all seven of the functions over the two school visits, and differentiating the first context from the second.
Other conscious acts included avoiding activities, planning activities ahead or 'slowing' down.
All decisions related to issues such as budgeting, activities planning, staffing needs and hiring, purchasing, and other major administrative and financial issues are exclusively decided at the central level.
The original activities planned for the spacewalk were for construction of the International Space Station.
They have a whole weekend of activities planned for their 200 guests, 150 of them coming from afar.
But there are an enormous amount of activities planned to keep fans entertained until then.
Future activities planned through the end of the collaboration are also presented.
This paper gives an overview of the validation activities planned for validation of the geophysical data products.
