The phrase "activities which require" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing specific tasks or actions that necessitate certain conditions or resources.
Example: "The workshop will focus on activities which require teamwork and collaboration to achieve the desired outcomes."
Alternatives: "tasks that necessitate" or "actions that demand".
Economic activities which require approval.
Decades ago, before the advent of computers, plasma TVs and Roombas, people spent more time completing "light-intensity activities," which require between one and a half and three METs.
While existing research has focused on patient-handling techniques during activities which require direct patient contact (e.g., patient transfer), nursing tasks also involve other patient-handling activities, such as engaging bed brakes and transporting patients in beds, which could render healthcare workers at risk of developing WMSDs.
Decision support systems (DSS) support business or organizational decision-making activities, which require the access to information that is internally stored in databases or data warehouses, and externally in the Web accessed by Information Retrieval (IR) or Question Answering (QA) systems.
However, the area of study has a population growth and agricultural activities, which require necessary development of groundwater.
But when she was asked whether she could walk and she could engage in activities which require both hands (such as clapping), she claimed that she could.
That friction appears to have discouraged any hopes of reconciliation in the near future despite the international agreement reached over the summer to restrict Iran's nuclear activities, which required close collaboration by diplomats from the two countries.
The integration of TAVI into daily clinical practice should be guided by academic activities, which requires a harmonized and structured process for data collection, interpretation, and reporting during well-conducted clinical trials.
Summarily, these results suggest that self-renewing human embryonic stem cells, but not their immediately differentiated progeny, produce soluble pro-regenerative protein(s) with anti-aging activity, which require an intact MAPK pathway for their positive effects on adult myogenesis.
In addition, the COX-2 enzyme possesses a heme-containing active site that provides peroxidase activity, which requires 2 electrons (2e −) to become active.
There is a clear need for prevention studies (lipid and blood pressure control) in conjunction with control of disease activity, which requires delineation of the factors that drive vasculitis and endothelial cell activation.
