The phrase "activity in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the purpose or goal of a specific activity.
Example: "We organized a community clean-up activity in order to promote environmental awareness."
Alternatives: "activity for the purpose of" or "activity aimed at".
A tiny unaccountable elite has manipulated economic activity in order to enrich itself.
Resistance does not have to be a surface activity in order to thwart the demands of power.
One does not have to support illegal activity in order to defend intrusive reporting.
For this activity, in order to conceptually simulate the clashing Iraqi groups in the Iraqi constitutional assembly, they will be divided into groups with different perspectives on the purposes, functions and organization of this governing structure.
This year, the World Heart Federation is calling on men, women and children of all age groups to increase their physical activity in order to protect their heart health and reduce their risk of cardiovascular disease.
She showed slides of bonobos, including one captioned "MAKE LOVE NOT WAR," and said that the apes, which she described as "bisexual," engaged in various kinds of sexual activity in order to defuse conflict and maintain a tranquil society.
A Facebook page set up to field prospective volunteers has nearly 2,000 members; Justin Crouch, Piñera's "community leader", recently restricted the page's activity in order "to assure quality control".
In fact, Ripley's entire career as a killer mimics alcoholism in that it is driven by a need to constantly repeat an activity in order to snuff out the trouble the activity has caused.
The Scottish National Party has long been skilled in the art of political choreography, carefully planning its activity in order to maximize its profile and plaudits.
From 1908 to 1913 he studied the patterns of records of normal heart activity in order to gain precision in recognizing and interpreting deviations.
