The phrase "activities set out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific tasks or actions that have been outlined or detailed in a document or discussion.
Example: "The report includes a section that details the activities set out for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "activities outlined" or "activities specified".
BBC commitments As part of this new settlement, the BBC has undertaken to provide funding for some new broadcasting activities, set out below.
The company issued a written statement in response to the complaint saying the activities set out in the complaint took place under the old management, and that it ceased distributing the software earlier this month.
The special event was only one of an array of activities set out in the National Communication Strategy on Prevention of Avian Influenza in Moldova.
The load of objectives and activities set out in the plan was disproportionate to the size and capacity of the governing and executing bodies of the coalition, and especially to the support team (executive secretariat) allocated to the coalition.
Final agreement resulted in the inclusion in the Protocol of the limited set of sink activities set out in Article 3.3 and continued negotiation over the inclusion of additional sink activities under Article 3.4.
Interviews and focus groups aimed to gather participants' views on whether the activities set out in the LMs were taking place as intended, as well as to identify 'active ingredients' perceived to contribute to programme outcomes and uncover any perceived risks to the achievement of outcomes.
Mr Justice Cooke also made plain his concern that the four men's activity set out "to defraud bookmakers".
I have only been able to give illustrative analyses of texts operating in four out of the eight primary fields of activity set out in Figure 5.
Dr Mike Loosemore, a leading sport medicine consultant based at University College Hospital in London, says the NHS is "ignoring" guidelines to promote physical activity, set out by the official advisory body NICE.
Having established the link between FasIII lateralisation and JAK/STAT pathway activity, we set out to examine the situation following ectopic pathway activation.
The remaining 90 minutes of weekly physical activity will be supervised by disability staff, who will be encouraged to follow an activity program set out by the university exercise specialist.
