The phrase "activities which cover" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing various tasks or events that encompass a particular topic or area of interest.
Example: "The workshop will include activities which cover team building, communication skills, and problem-solving techniques."
Alternatives: "activities that encompass" or "activities that include".
Up to now Russia has been steadily increasing the amount of investment it puts into R&D activities, which covers internet technology but also areas like natural sciences and defense technologies.
This article is an overview of the R&D activities which covers architectural design aspects of the new electronics as well as some detailed progress on the development of several ASICs needed, and preliminary studies with FPGAs to cover the backend functions including part of the Level-1 trigger requirements.
The database includes a category called "economic activity," which covers decisions on matters like securities law, consumer protection, mergers and punitive damages.
This is also the case in Germany, where the statutory health insurance funds are legally bound to provide WHP services which cover activities such as analysing the companiesʼ health situation, developing proposals for its improvement and supporting the implementation of the suggested measures.
Household activity was adapted from the Yale physical activity questionnaire which covers housework, yard work and caretaking for elderly persons or children and has been validated in diverse populations [ 12, 25, 26].
Detectives are in the process of contacting hundreds of potential phone-hacking victims, most of whom are listed in Mulcaire's notebooks, which cover his activities in 2005 and 2006.
"Most other NHS services, including mental health services, are funded via block contracts which cover all activity.
The previously reported SMAP also demonstrated significant phosphatase activity with most natural substrates, which cover all major classes of known phosphorylated metabolites [ 22].> -wrap-foot> *The P i released from pNPP was set at 100%.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, Dame Anne Begg, chair of the work and pensions select committee, had said on Friday that large groups of people appeared to have been "parked" on the benefit in the "work-related activity" group, which covers all those found neither to be fully fit for work nor so disabled that they cannot be expected to look for employment.
We define four phases comprising of several activities and steps, an d five disciplines which cover the whole DW design.
