The phrase "activities that apply" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific activities that are relevant or suitable in a given context.
Example: "Please list the activities that apply to the project requirements so we can assess our options."
Alternatives: "relevant activities" or "applicable activities".
The trial and test sets of working molecules were established by implementing the normal Gaussian principle of activities that applies when the applicability domain is not restrained to the congeneric compounds, as in the present study.
"What we really want is a good fair rule for political activity that applies to all nonprofits," she said.
Tax-exempt organizations and regulators could benefit substantially from a revised definition of candidate-related political activities, clearly defining a limit for permissible political activity that applies to all 501(c) nonprofit organizations while preserving their critical advocacy role.
It must be noted that the figures in the table represent the hospitals that apply the QI-activities, as well as the hospitals that use the results of the QI-activities for improvements of the care process.
Because proxy voting affects shareholder value and, in special situations, may involve the purchase or sale of securities, the standards of conduct that apply to this activity derive from the standards that apply to rendering investment advice generally.
As the Pew report notes, there are a number of legal restrictions that apply to both of these activities.
The new guidelines dictate that the attorney general, not simply a member of the Justice Department staff, must authorize probes into all "newsgathering activities," striking old language that applied only to "ordinary newsgathering activities," a Justice Department official said.
Examine the events and activities described above that apply to you, and find out how much time you are really spending on the areas where your presence will make a difference.
Looking at the activities that were applied to involve and motivate the different stakeholders, the following strategies appear to have been crucial.
This paper describes the result of a research program aiming to develop an innovative cost management methodology that applies Activity-Based Costing (ABC and PDCAA's Deming cycle tools to develop a cost management system for continuous improvement of operational efficiency and cost reduction.
