The phrase "activity at the start" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an action or event that occurs at the beginning of a process or timeline.
Example: "The activity at the start of the project was crucial for setting the right tone and direction."
Alternatives: "initial activity" or "beginning action".
With those sports, there is generally no camera motion or player activity at the start of play.
Heightened physiological activity at the start of treatment predicted a good outcome to relevant flooding but not to irrelevant fear.
But it quickly slid into recession when the revolution wiped out tourism and normal business activity at the start of this year.
There has been a flurry of activity at the start of the second week, with major reports released as political leaders begin to arrive for the "high-level segment" of the talks.
Next, he is scheduled to be in Washington to attend a conference on oceans hosted by the State Department on June 16th and 17th; there, he plans to announce that Kiribati will close off eleven per cent of its waters to commercial activity at the start of next year.
Activity at the start of the experiment was less than 18 kBq in order to minimize detector deadtime.
Also, VaCe7 had higher activity at the start-up than its normal conditions, which could be related to the good oxygen storage capacity of ceria because the catalyst at the start-up is faced to the oxygen of air.
β-Mannanase activity at the starting point was taken to be 100%.
Your brain is in its most energetic state in the mornings, so schedule challenging activities at the start of the day, or right after a break.
The calculated activities at the start of the second scan were 5.2 and 5.3 kBq/ml for the 8 1 and 4 1 TBR, respectively.
All students will need to be present on the Duke University campus for the mandatory program orientation and team-building activities at the start of the program.
