"activity from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a particular action. For example, "The activity from the store significantly increased over the weekend."
Recently we sensed activity from behind the hedges.
I assessed the outcome of the activity from several standpoints.
So like I said, I record activity from 306 sensors.
Lying on the couch -- a favorite activity from many couches ago -- is a fabulous doing-nothing.
Rather, it says, the project was a pioneering activity from which much has been learned.
Patrons can wear headphones to eavesdrop on flight activity from the air-control tower just outside.
From there, decisions will be made regarding any further investigative activity from the NTSB".
We began to see a tremendous amount of claims activity from 1996, 1997 and 1998".
For a less physically demanding celebration of dance, try this reading comprehension activity from PrimaryLeap.
The level of activity from independent theatres has probably tripled in the past few years.
