The phrase "activities to preserve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at maintaining or protecting something, such as the environment, culture, or heritage.
Example: "The organization is planning several activities to preserve local wildlife and their habitats."
Alternatives: "efforts to maintain" or "initiatives to protect".
The results showed that a significant portion of residents were willing to pay for management activities to preserve biodiversity.
Light therapy and behavior therapies are important in multimodal treatment of insomnia, and sleep hygiene includes both regular physical and social activities to preserve entrainment of circadian rhythms affecting sleep.
Expression of the gene significantly reduces metabolic activities to preserve cellular energy.
Taoism, one major Chinese philosophy, suggests the regulation of sexual activities to preserve one's health [ 27].
On the one hand, residents with a higher education level are more likely to endorse health ideals such as a more healthy diet or physical activities to preserve a good body image, 19 and linked to a lower prevalence of obesity among city residents, and the result was consistent with previous studies.
Limit the scope of judicial activity to preserve the political primacy of state and national legislatures.
Californians understand that there is a need for society and government to protect wilderness, balancing the interests of growth and conservation, and to regulate human activity to preserve the quality of our air and water for generations to come.
During development it is likely the basal low level of Ptc1 expression in radial glial cells is sufficient to antagonise Hh pathway activity to preserve the balance between stem cell maintenance and neurogenesis.
A general aspect appears to be its function to downregulate ion channel activity to preserve energy and prevent dissipation of ionic gradients when transporter and exchanger functions might be compromised during conditions of metabolic stress.
3 Thus, at moderate altitude, team-sport athletes had reduced maximal capacity and greater decrement in performance during matches compared with those at sea level, and the players were not able to modulate match activity to preserve high-intensity actions.
Generally, stem-cell niches are dynamic cellular and extracellular microenvironments that balance stem-cell activity to preserve tissue homeostasis and repair throughout the lifespan of an organism (63, 141).
