The phrase "activities to secure a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or measures taken to ensure or obtain something, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The organization has implemented various activities to secure a sustainable future for the community."
Alternatives: "measures to obtain a" or "efforts to ensure a".
(For parents keen on enrolling their children in wholesome activities to secure a respectable future and avoid exactly what became of Keith Richards, keep in mind: he was a choirboy, too).
Hollywood Park Land Co. has hired Foley & Lardner to lobby on legislative activities to secure a California Environmental Quality Act exemption to build a stadium on the former Hollywood Park Track property.
Even if their efforts in Paris and beyond are wildly successful, it's still going to take a very wide range of activities to secure a future for birds and people alike.
Project management literature promotes the importance of activities to secure user collaboration prior to the commencement of any project tasks.
"I was prevented from doing that by the defence secretary [Hoon] because of the concern of it becoming public knowledge that we were planning for a military contribution, which might be unhelpful in the activity in the UN to secure a security council resolution".
VIENNA — Negotiators from Iran and six world powers agreed Friday to extend talks over the country's contested nuclear activities through late November, hoping to secure a deal that would prevent an Iranian nuclear weapon and ease economic sanctions that have hobbled the oil-rich Islamic republic.
"We have been in touch with all the clubs to tell them if they conduct training camp activity to make every effort to secure a safe environment," Mansur said.
"This battle for their share of consumer wallets will remain fierce and retailers must keep a watchful eye on their own margins as they try every form of promotional activity to secure sales".
Because STEM opportunities are so targeted, it's often easier for STEM students to secure a meaningful activity for the summer since they don't have to spend a lot of time searching for or creating opportunities.
Information security and ethics are defined as an all-encompassing term that refers to all activities needed to secure information and systems that supports educational center and students with practical educational frameworks.
Nevertheless, the sacred has been identified predominantly as found in the social occasions (festivals) that disrupt the common social order (by Caillois), or as the reinforcing of social activities that secure a given social structure (by Howard Becker).
