The phrase "activities to go" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities that can be done or participated in outside of a specific location, often implying they are portable or can be done on the move.
Example: "Here are some fun activities to go that you can enjoy while traveling this summer."
Alternatives: "activities to do" or "things to engage in".
Then, they choose from a variety of activities to go further in experimenting with word choice in writing.
Also, he said, retailers may benefit as consumers who have become wary of travel and leisure pursuits use the cash meant for those activities to go shopping.
A half-century later, those fledging institutions have matured into a comfortable and prominent middle age, giving Aspen rich layers of culture and plenty of indoor activities to go with its far-flung outdoor attractions.
Browsing among labels like Stella McCartney, Ralph Lauren and the cult Swedish brand Casall, gym dandies can choose different looks -- from understated to over-the-top -- faster than they can choose activities to go with them.
In this lesson, students read a Book Review essay about allusions in literature, take a quiz in which they identify allusions made in New York Times articles and headlines, then choose from a variety of activities to go deeper.
In the months that followed, audits by the bank itself and by French regulators revealed extensive management failures and weaknesses in the bank's risk-control systems, which had allowed at least 74 alerts about Mr. Kerviel's activities to go unheeded over the course of 18 months.
And we do, even though that allows the terrorist activity to go ahead," he said.
And we do, even though that allows the terrorist activity to go ahead.
But, he added, the bill "would potentially allow fraudulent and abusive activity to go undetected or unprosecuted".
It's a high risk activity to go back to school".
But all it takes is one small mistake for manscaping activity to go south.
