The phrase "activity calendar" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a schedule or list of planned activities, events, or tasks, often organized by date.
Example: "Please check the activity calendar for the upcoming events this month to ensure you don't miss anything important."
Alternatives: "event schedule" or "activity schedule."
Typically offered free but with required attendance in poor urban areas, the burgeoning after-school programs in some ways try to mimic the suburban activity calendar in which the children of cul-de-sacs are shuttled from piano lessons to soccer practice, with time for tutoring and play dates in between.
PINNED to a wall in the kitchen of Chimp Haven, near a 50-pound sack of onions, a No. 10 can of baked beans, bottles of hot sauce and a plastic bucket brimming with Tootsie Rolls, is an activity calendar for this sanctuary's 115 residents.
This underlying GSOEP variable is based on the information about employment status in the survey year, average number of hours per week, and the number of months worked in the previous year, reported in the activity calendar.
This software has services including the ability to access anything that goes in or out of the phone (including applications, texts, e-mail, and pictures), the option to program in a list of authorized contacts, an activity calendar that will send text reminders, and application blocking, which can even block Web browsers.
4. Can I see a copy of your activity calendar for this month?
In the regions, medical education is rarely offered to mixed professional groups, and busy physicians are responsible for organizing the CE activity calendar for peers.
They also post activity calendars with details on ranger and docent programs.
Physical activity calendars will be used to monitor if EPIG or CG participants have participated in any other physical activities during their participation in the study.
And Drag Queen Bingo on the activities calendar.
Ms. Schramm said she might add classified ads and a local activities calendar.
"Blow bubbles" never makes a to-do list or an activities calendar -- at least not mine.
