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The phrase "activity and will eclipse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one activity or event will overshadow or surpass another in significance or impact.
Example: "The new marketing campaign is expected to generate significant interest, and will eclipse previous efforts in terms of engagement."
Alternatives: "will overshadow" or "will surpass".
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Although some transcription factor binding sites have been found in repetitive sequences (Kunarso et al., 2010; Zemojtel et al., 2009), the sequence similarity of repeats is largely unrelated to regulatory activity and will eclipse any shared word count from common DNA binding motifs.
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It's not as if there is competition and one will eclipse the other.
Survivors will die or move away, neighborhoods will sour, sensibilities will change and modern events will eclipse bygone ones.
The single-player experience will eclipse the beauty, grandeur, and mind-challenging elements of previous titles.
It's good that the band and the film found each other, though "Hugo" will eclipse this small achievement.
Cynicism will eclipse youthful innocence soon enough.
It's on the rise, and will likely eclipse text messaging in the future.
This can prove to be quite expensive, and will generally eclipse any savings over buying a new wood stove.
Our spending has caught up with us, and our debt will soon eclipse the size of our entire economy.
"If we fail to take action, that record will be eclipsed again and again and again".
The debt will soon eclipse our entire economy, and grow to catastrophic levels in the years ahead.
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