The phrase "activities staged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events or actions that have been organized or arranged, often for a specific purpose or performance.
Example: "The festival featured a variety of activities staged throughout the weekend, including live music and art exhibitions."
Alternatives: "organized activities" or "arranged events".
In fact, Arafat's appearance was the culmination of a week of activities staged by the Administration to bolster the chances of Prime Minister Shimon Peres, who had met with Clinton twice in the preceding three days.
Equally at ease in all-terrain utilitarian garb and a sharply tailored suit, the third-term president is no stranger to Action Man activities – staged or otherwise – with the attire to match.
From this time forward, Anne's health deteriorated, and she withdrew from the centre of cultural and political activities, staging her last known masque in 1614 and no longer maintaining a noble court.
Even if some of these activities were staged for the magazine's photographers, the very fact of Fischer's coöperation makes for a picturesque round of activities.
That was the first year of a still growing hub of theater activity, from staged public readings to private training institutes (even for critics).
The set spreads to the outermost corners to create a scene of Egyptian activity stage right and a scene of Roman action opposite that, stage left.
The central histaminergic neuron system is an important regulator of activity stages such as arousal and sleep.
Our study shows no correlation between the entrepreneurial activity stages (early-stage entrepreneurial activity, established business ownership, and the overall entrepreneurial activity) and Gender Development Index across all 41 countries under study.
Hence, the results show no relationship between the entrepreneurial activity stages (early-stage entrepreneurial activity, established business ownership, and the overall entrepreneurial activity) and GDI across all 41 countries under study.
Finally, the results show no relationship between the entrepreneurial activity stages (early-stage entrepreneurial activity, established business ownership, and the overall entrepreneurial activity) and GEMI, across all 41 countries under study.
Three stages in the damage buildup up to fracture were observed: Stage I, with no AE activity, Stage II, gradual growth in AE counts up to an abrupt jump and Stage III, sharp increases in AE counts.
