The phrase "activities to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to tasks or actions that need to be finished or accomplished.
Example: "Please review the list of activities to complete before the end of the week."
Alternatives: "tasks to finish" or "assignments to complete".
As a teacher, I can assign each student different activities to complete either in class or on their own time.
With the heightened focus by IT buyers on security, established companies increased their M&A activities to complete their offerings or establish new business units.
The ITER in-vessel electrical integration has been divided between several engineering activities to complete the distribution of more than 4000 cables around the inner wall of the vacuum vessel and divertor, using the upper and lower ports to exit from the vessel.
In the present paper, after a short description of the device, the ongoing activities to complete the construction will be summarized, focusing on the optimization of the layout of the torus hall and on the completion and assembly of the in-vessel components.
Although scavenger hunts have been around a long time, they are a versatile tool to engage children, whether it be one child with a list of items to find around the house, or a group of children with a list of activities to complete around a neighborhood.
Within each section is a brief guide to the topic and accompanying worksheets, handouts or activities to complete.
Indeed, the significant decrease in the amount of Δ toxofilin mutants that failed to invade M2 cells agrees well with the necessity of both cortical disassembly and free actin availability, provided through the toxofilin activity to complete invasion.
Plausibly, a benefit of an HRQL module is improved quality of patient care; however, in busy practice settings, we found that providers and staff are skeptical of adding another activity to complete during the patient visit.
Numerous studies have also demonstrated the independence of central (cognitive) and peripheral (motor) components of reaction time by separately measuring the time required to initiate a response (decision time) and the time required to carry out the motor activity to complete the response.
Even if a high capacity for DHF reduction is not needed in ThyX-dependent organisms [ 39], these do require some DHFR activity to complete the de novo or salvage pathways so the corresponding gene(s) have yet to be identified in these organisms [ 32] (see Additional File 1, variants 106, 116, 006).
