The phrase "activities that should be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing necessary or recommended actions or tasks in a particular context.
Example: "In order to improve team performance, there are several activities that should be implemented regularly."
Alternatives: "tasks that ought to be" or "actions that need to be".
The ideal type "NGO-active" involves quite distinct activities that should be explored in a questionnaire, with particular attention paid to frequency and duration.
Taken together, these are complicated activities that should be approached holistically, under the leadership of senior executives in strategic roles.
It is concluded that the model offers new insights in location preferences for joint activities that should be taken into account in spatial choice models and accessibility analysis.
We refer, in this study, to all activities that should be conducted during the entire lifecycle of test-code as Software Test-Code Engineering (STCE).
The activities that should be separated, according to the Liikanen report, would include banks' trading of derivatives for their own accounts, and other closely linked activities.
Translational genomics challenges the traditional view that research and clinical care are distinct activities that should be governed by separate norms, rules, and law.
"But it's an activity that should be regulated by the authorities," he said, to ensure the well-being of the animals and those who work with them.
"Neighborhood names and the coining thereof is a quintessentially New York activity that should be encouraged, not discouraged," Mr. Steele said.
It is a mistake to believe that reading novels is frivolous, an activity that should be taken up by our leaders only after the burden of power is removed.
"I think when you see someone like him getting involved in this activity, that should be an indication that there's some real money to be made in it," said Charles Gilliland, a research economist at the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M.
