The phrase "activities pursued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various actions or tasks that someone is engaged in or undertaking, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The report outlines the various activities pursued by the organization to achieve its goals."
Alternatives: "activities undertaken" or "pursued activities".
Herein lies the problem with the many unorganized activities pursued by young children.
One of the more interesting activities pursued in the past year has been on investigation of the possible linkage between mercury and autism.
Especially helpful are productive or mentally stimulating activities pursued with other people, like community gardening, taking classes, volunteering or participating in a play-reading group.... and Physical Perhaps the most direct route to a fit mind is through a fit body.
Many studies have examined travel time in relation to the types of activities pursued and their duration.
By including all the activities pursued in a day, travel time for constrained activities is balanced against travel time for discretionary activities.
It added: "Much of the behaviour exhibited by the teacher was typical of grooming activities pursued by adults intent on sexually abusing children.
Growing banks have a high concentration of market activities, pursue lending diversification, focus on consumer financing and are unconcerned about the asymmetric information of borrowers.
This could prevent me from partaking in extracurricular activities, pursuing career opportunities or taking any journalism courses.
Other things that help include learning new skills or trying new activities, pursuing enjoyable hobbies, immersing oneself in work, and hanging out with friends and family.
Clearly, motivation and the type of activity pursued are interdependent factors.
It was an occasional activity pursued when villagers felt a need for community uplift.
