The phrase "activities to maximize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions aimed at increasing effectiveness, efficiency, or outcomes in a particular context.
Example: "We need to identify activities to maximize our productivity during the project."
Alternatives: "efforts to enhance" or "actions to optimize".
The white paper summarized in this executive summary recommends foundational elements and specific activities to maximize the safety and effectiveness of IGRT.
If executives believe that their investors prioritize short-term profits, they will tend to organize sales, cost management, and research and development activities to maximize such profits rather than make certain long-term investments.
Employed mothers are mostly sacrificing leisure activities to maximize their time with their children and fathers are more likely than in the past to contribute to homework and childcare.
The consumer experience is a pervasive value orientation that is transforming how consumers think, gain information, and make decisions about consumption activities to maximize their total experience value.
The consumer experience is a pervasive new value orientation that is transforming how consumers think, gain information, and make decisions about consumption activities to maximize their total experience value.
"How Does the Amount of Time Mothers Spend with Children Matter?" authors found that the pressure to spend so much quality time with our children means all parents -- working and stay-at-home -- schedule both professional and housework around the children's activities to maximize this presumed critical time together -- at the detriment to all parties' emotional wellbeing.
The pupils are round, black circles and will widen during nocturnal activity to maximize light reception.
By doing so, you would be acting contrary to the interest of the securities industry, which I believe seeks to stimulate trading activity to maximize commissions.
In temperate environments, food availability is lower during the fall and winter months and free-ranging horses will alter their activity to maximize food intake and reduce energetic costs [23], [24].
Weaver and colleagues [ 28] have suggested competency-based staff training (i.e., 5 M's; Mission, Motivate, Monitor, Manage, Maximize), in which staff are trained on the necessary skills (e.g., facilitating small sided games, eliminating lines while children are waiting for an activity) to maximize PA time in any environment, using any curriculum.
Withstanding these comments, the increased risk of overweight or obesity in individuals who engaged in HST (irrespective of measured MVPA) highlights the need for interventions to target reductions in sedentary activities and increases in light, moderate and vigorous intensity physical activity to maximize overall increases in energy expenditure to reduce the risk of overweight or obesity.
