The phrase "activity briefings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to sessions or documents that provide information or updates about specific activities or events.
Example: "The team will hold activity briefings every Friday to discuss the progress of ongoing projects."
Alternatives: "event updates" or "activity reports".
While Sitreps are internal documents, certain information may be used in press releases, fund raising activities and briefings.
Under the new law, all members of the committees must be told of such activities, though detailed briefings may still be restricted to the Gang of Eight.
Mr. Rumsfeld then went to the National Military Command Center, the Pentagon's fortified war room, where he coordinated Defense Department activities and received briefings throughout the day despite the smoke that leaked into the area.
A prepared response attributed to a senior administration official said that the U.S. government "has provided allies with an accurate account of North Korea's nuclear proliferation activities". Although the briefings did not mention Pakistan by name, the official said they made it clear that the sale went through the illicit network operated by Pakistan's top nuclear scientist, Abdel Qadeer Khan.
The weekend's activities, including background briefings and design work sessions, will take place in the BME Design Studio inside Clark Hall.
Out of USD 1,800,000 of total resources committed for MRC, as much as USD 1,650,000 were allocated to supply/procurement and USD 150,000 devoted for the Social Mobilization activities, including trainings, briefings and workshops for central and district-level partners.
The White House, meanwhile, said it would move forward next week with yet another transition activity: daily national security briefings for Mr. Bush.
Yet, in the midst of all the preparations and briefings, frenzied activity and excitement, there exists a general feeling of numbness.
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The activities have included numerous briefings with F.B.I. and Homeland Security officials in Washington, as well as conference calls with joint terrorism task force members and local officials, some as often as twice a day.
