The phrase "activities to substitute" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing alternative actions or tasks that can replace other activities.
Example: "We need to find activities to substitute for the outdoor event that was canceled due to rain."
Alternatives: "replacement activities" or "alternative activities".
It remains a huge challenge to develop non precious electrocatalysts with high activity to substitute commercial Pt catalysts for hydrogen evolution reactions (HER).
They should use the same the research criteria they followed for the in-class activity, making sure to substitute "organs" with "cells".
Furthermore, such liability provides potential injurers with incentives to substitute activities which are less prone to lapses with activities which are more prone to lapses, even if such substitution is inefficient.
Children were also encouraged to substitute activities such as watching television, using the computer or playing videogames by more active leisure-time pursuits.
Our experimental evidence suggests that Arch activity should be able to substitute for the function of H+-V-ATPase, the endogenous proton pump, during development.
Among the 33 states that allow students to substitute other activities in order to satisfy the physical education requirement, common allowances include Junior ROTC, interscholastic sports, marching band, cheerleading and community sports.
A report by the National Association for Sport and Physical Education and the American Heart Association has found that while nearly 75percentt of states require physical education in elementary through high school, over half of states permit students to substitute other activities for their required physical education credit, or otherwise fail to mandate a specific amount of instructional time.
For this reason, when there are parallel dictionaries, it may be possible to substitute the activity of the source features estimated with the source dictionary with that of the target features.
Increased activity in the forest bioeconomy to substitute fossil raw material, for example, creates various positive and negative impacts at many levels as shown in Fig. 2, which categorizes the positive and negative impacts in a Finnish context according to our opinion.
