The phrase "activities rose" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an increase in the number or level of activities over a certain period of time.
Example: "In the summer months, outdoor activities rose significantly as families sought to enjoy the warm weather."
Alternatives: "activities increased" or "activities surged".
Mr Boevé, who was never a salaried spy and who, despite his extra-curricular activities, rose to become headteacher of a top Dutch grammar school, said he was at first unwilling to have his name revealed.
Or to look at the picture another way: the proportion of people who reported none of the civic activities rose by one-third, from 46percentto64percentcent.
Since January, public belief that global warming is happening rose four points, to 61percentt, while belief that it is caused mostly by human activities rose three points, to 50percentt.
Ultimately from DAY 4 to DAY 5 (rehydration period) when plants were provided with normal water condition, the injured plant cells regained their structure, function and the enzyme activities rose again.
Breathing frequency increased by 24% of the baseline value, whereas right diaphragm, parasternal, and alae nasi EMG activities rose to 136, 227, and 165% of their respective baseline values a few seconds after the vecuronium injection.
Undeterred, Conner made an interesting argument, contending that AHP, Shoreline, West Ahaluna, and BC LLC should be viewed as a single business, and then when view on a combined basis, the aggregate development activities rose to the level of a trade or business.
Whether Rothenberg's activities rise to the level of violating any laws or regulation is still at question.
But as emissions generated by human activities rise, those cycles can no longer offset them.
Companies least dependent on economic activity rose.
Residential activity rose 1.1percentt, with all the gain coming from a 6.4percentt rise in home remodeling.
A measure of future economic activity rose for the fifth time in six months.
