The phrase "activities recreation" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to recreational activities, which are activities done for enjoyment or leisure.
Example: "The community center offers a variety of activities recreation, including sports, arts and crafts, and fitness classes."
Alternatives: "recreational activities" or "leisure activities".
UGS contribute to physical activities, recreation, and social interactions.
Tells how the prisoners are housed, fed, their activities, recreation, etc.
She serves on the board of Fresh Youth Initiatives and helped produce several projects, including the "Youth Yellow Pages," a guide to activities, recreation and drug and alcohol counseling for teen-agers.
(b) Entering designated entrance fee areas or using specialized sites, facilities, equipment or services, or participating in group activities, recreation events, or other specialized recreation uses for which recreation fees have been established without paying the required fees and possessing the applicable permits is prohibited.
They have used the following activities: Recreation, doing work at home and looking for help from close friends Teachers highlighted activities such as playing sport, walking in the evenings, talking about their problems with friends or close colleagues, and taking time off or just staying away from work.
Collectively, the four Activities Recreation Care (ARC) coaches involved have 25 years of experience coaching the Special Olympics.
The goal of youth participation in sports, the council said, "should be to promote lifelong physical activity, recreation and skills of healthy competition".
Built environment also may play a role in poor health, by discouraging physical activity, recreation, and social interaction and by limiting access to nutritious food.
The report, entitled Sports as a Tool for Development and Peace: Towards Achieving the Millennium Development Goals, states that the UN has only scratched the surface of possibilities for integrating physical activity, recreation and sports activities into development programming.
A recent case control study examined various sources of physical activity (recreation, transportation, chores and occupation activity) and found an inverse association with total, occupational and recreational physical activities (John et al, 2010).
The UW-QOL v4 consist of 12 disease-specific items divided into two subscales: physical function (chewing, swallowing, speech, taste, saliva, and appearance) and social-emotional function (anxiety, mood, pain, activity, recreation, and shoulder function).
