The phrase "activity centered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an approach or focus that prioritizes activities, often in educational or organizational contexts.
Example: "The workshop was designed to be activity centered, ensuring that participants engaged in hands-on learning experiences."
Alternatives: "activity-focused" or "activity-oriented".
The sites in eastern North America (including NRCan CANMOS observatory St. John's, which is on the island of Newfoundland and just off the map near 48 ° geodetic latitude) now provide relatively good coverage for active conditions, which may see activity centered at latitudes below those covered by the Greenland chain.
Trading activity centered on Cisco Systems and its major suppliers.
The activity centered on England, because ownership structures hindered takeovers in many other European leagues.
IN summer, Lake Mahopac is abuzz with activity centered around its picturesque waterfront, and those who look for quick snacks in its vicinity will find plenty of informal fare.
This contrasts productively with the play's depiction of the hedonism of youth culture, which is frank and will doubtless shock some: coarse language, social activity centered on drugs, throwaway attitudes to casual sex.
For much of the past two years, activity centered on a board called Ansar; once it was shut down, with its British-based Webmaster imprisoned for his part in a bomb plot, users shifted to a board called Al Hesbah.
Intended for children 3 to 10, the performance will be preceded by craft activities centered on the holiday.
I kept "seeing" activities centered on a tree house, climbing trees or jumping out of trees.
These centers serve the Israeli-Americans and the broader Jewish community through activities centered on Israeli culture, art, music, and food.
Their activities center on work, and the asymmetry of their work and life creates a vulnerable defensible space.
So Scoville built an activity center.
