The phrase "activities seeking to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing actions or initiatives that aim to achieve a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization is involved in activities seeking to promote environmental sustainability in the community."
Alternatives: "efforts aimed at" or "initiatives designed to".
That test, called Holter electrocardiogram monitoring, which is typically performed as patients go about their regular daily activities, seeks to detect abnormal heartbeats.
The Kurdistan Regional Government in Iraq, which has been stung by criticism from its patron and close ally, the United States, that it has done little to curb guerrilla activities, sought to capitalize on its role in urging the prisoners' release.
The suit, part of a continuing investigation by Mr. Cuomo into Mr. Espada's political and business activities, seeks to remove Mr. Espada as president of the nonprofit corporation, which runs four health clinics in the Bronx that receive most of their financing from the federal and state governments.
In essence, goal-setting activities seek to adapt to uncertain environments by organizing a firm's routines to deal with the uncertainties.
Adding the term "green" to supply chain activities seeks to incorporate environmentally conscious thinking in all processes in the supply chain.
Group activities seek to develop social communication skills, speech management strategies and management of the cognitive emotional aspects of the disorder (Cook & Botterill, 2005).
Several ongoing research activities seek to develop empirical biosensors to detect HAB species at low concentrations, to detect contaminants in seafood, and to evaluate human exposures.
Spearheaded by UNICEF Philippines, the peace concert – along with other activities – seeks to draw attention to the plight of children affected by armed conflict, and celebrate the gains being made toward peacebuilding.
The EFHIA was also described as influencing work practices in other programs and parts of the health service, in particular how population health activities sought to consult and involve Aboriginal communities.
Mangan's testimony comes as the World Anti-Doping Agency delivers evidence of criminal activity seeking to capitalise on the vulnerability of players to gambling.
