The phrase "activity efforts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the efforts or actions taken to engage in a specific activity or project.
Example: "The team's activity efforts in organizing the community event were commendable and resulted in a great turnout."
Alternatives: "efforts in activities" or "activity initiatives".
One hunch: a pedometer puts a number to our physical activity efforts, and most of us respond to the concreteness of numbers, especially when it comes to exercise.
"The activity efforts about which you inquire, and Koch's involvement, if any, in them, are at the core of the fundamental liberties protected by the first amendment to the United States constitution," Holden wrote the senators in a letter dated 5 March and posted online by Koch Industries this week.
Self-efficacy belief can also influence the choice of activities, preparation for an activity, efforts expanded during the performance, as well as thought patterns and emotional reactions.
A poll conducted by the Field organization for the California Endowment and released early this year showed that two-thirds of Californians supported a soda tax if the proceeds were used to fund school nutrition and physical activity efforts.
In our investigational activity, efforts made to document ethnoveterinary knowledge, practices and plants of veterinary importance.
No unusual physical activity efforts should have been performed at least 12 hours before testing, and subjects were to dress appropriately for exercise, especially with regard to footwear.
Therefore, we can speculate this mechanism that could contribute to worsened HbA1c in patients who increased physical activity effort markedly (this suggestion corresponds well with case history data of some patients).
When previously writing about bike tech, I have focused on mechanics, moving parts and digital tracking of activity effort, power, routes, and heart rate.
She has also been involved in various service activities and activism efforts on campus.
In complaints filed with the government in one case, Mark A. Sweet, a lawyer for two fired restaurant workers in Milwaukee, said the restaurant had violated the National Labor Relations Act by firing the workers for what he considered legally protected activities: efforts to assist in the mutual aid and protection of themselves and other immigrant workers.
Nonetheless, the three selected case studies provided additional insight into the activities, efforts to promote, and actual utilization of research findings into policy and practice.
