The phrase "activities that constitute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when defining or describing specific actions or behaviors that make up a particular category or concept.
Example: "The activities that constitute effective teamwork include communication, collaboration, and mutual support."
Alternatives: "actions that make up" or "behaviors that define".
The NSF has specific lists of activities that constitute Broader Impacts.
Its title is cryptic: A Needle Walks into a Haystack, which explores "our habits, our habitats, and the objects, images, relationships and activities that constitute our immediate surroundings".
We investigate the activities that constitute their business models using activity theory as a lens with which better to understand them.
The purpose of this paper is to identify the pedagogical principles underlying the teaching and learning activities that constitute effective e-Learning.
That includes all the activities that constitute the care economy, that is looking after the young, the sick and the elderly as well as other healthy household members, cooking, cleaning and provisioning for the family, and so on.
Such terms include the entire scope of activities that constitute a modern scientific resource program, including, but not limited to, research, census, law enforcement, and habitat acquisition and improvement.
The QM-activities that constitute a QMS were listed in a questionnaire.
Third, they collect weak signals from the smart money flows and early-stage entrepreneurial activity that constitute those bets against their models.
These activities involve the mastery of the many sub-activities that constitute a complex activity with goals that challenge abilities of the agent.
Instead of identifying diseases and then searching for a cause, we need to begin by identifying the major areas of activity that constitute women's lives.
With respect to a medical practitioner's performance of a medical activity that constitutes an infringement under section 271(a) or (b), the provisions of sections 281, 283, 284, and 285 shall not apply against the medical practitioner or against a related health care entity with respect to such medical activity.
