The phrase "activities practiced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific actions or tasks that are regularly performed or engaged in, often in a particular context or field.
Example: "The workshop will focus on the various activities practiced in sustainable agriculture."
Alternatives: "practiced activities" or "engaged activities".
The religious activities practiced in these places are dominated by Tibetan Buddhism, mixed with elements of the Bonist or Islamic faith.
As many research results indicated, the change of bulk density in the cultivated land might be attributed to the commonly intense tillage activities practiced by the farmers.
The number of different sources of income-generating activities practiced by a household was correlated with the number of formal schooling years of the household head.
Sensitivity and adaptive capacity largely depend on the main livelihood activities practiced by a farmer and the specific livelihood resources needed to carry out these activities (Luers et al. 2003; Turner et al. 2003; IPCC 2007).
Comparable studies of age mixing in hunter-gatherer bands have not been conducted, but I suspect that all of the advantages of age-mixed play that we have observed at Sudbury Valley would occur in hunter-gatherer bands as well, though the specific activities practiced would be different.
Textbooks typically emphasize content and factoids, rather than the activities practiced by professional biologists.
The causes are incorrect food and physical inactivity, the lack of constant interest for physical activities practicing and not the least professional stress.
Back in 1993 when KPMG published its first Survey of Corporate Responsibility Reporting, it was a new and niche activity practiced by only one in 10 pioneering companies.
But now lesbianism had been transformed from a criminal activity practiced by the mentally ill into a radical political gesture embraced by the women's movement.
Recycling old pieces for new purposes is a perfectly professional activity practiced by composers from Bach to Boulez.
The risk of cognitive decline appears to be inversely proportional to the amount of physical activity practiced throughout life.
