The phrase "activity inspired" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or event that is motivated or influenced by a particular activity or source of inspiration.
Example: "The workshop was designed to be an activity inspired by the principles of teamwork and collaboration."
Alternatives: "inspired by activity" or "motivated by activity".
These and other decisions that held that religion should be a completely private activity inspired an understandable backlash.
The enhanced activity inspired Xerox to raise its second-quarter earnings forecast above Wall Street's own outlook to between 20 and 22 cents per share, excluding special items.
The first experiment evaluated a new type of training activity inspired by research on "deliberate practice" (Ericsson 2009; Ericsson et al. 1993; Ureña 2004) focusing on finding the best practice activity to develop expertise in solving physics problems.
9/11 led to an unprecedented growth of violent activity inspired by radical Islamism and perpetrated by European citizens' descendants from immigrants, which have been called the second and third generations, and Muslim converts.
There are three key responses to consider: the baseline activity just before each odour, potentially reflecting the level of reward or punishment of the block; the activity inspired by the odour; and the activity produced by the outcome that the odour predicts.
The behavioural interventions consisted of stimulus fading in the form of gradually increased exposure, as well as contingency management (use of positive reinforcement for speaking behavior) to be applied in a joyful play activity inspired by the Selective Mutism Resource Manual [ 28].
Chicago's increase in manufacturing activity inspires the president to break out in song.
Valiant but futile guerrilla activities, inspired largely by the Communist Party (1944 48), were brutally suppressed.
He gave money to the party and, with his second wife, Ying Hui Tan, a barrister and law reporter, he joined the fund-raising activities inspired by the author Ken Follett.
Modern Neo-Paganism has roots in 19th-century Romanticism and activities inspired by it, such as the British Order of Druids (which, however, claims an older lineage).
Such activities inspired an organization known as the Woman Patriot Corporation to write a 16-page letter to the State Department, the first item in Einstein's file, in 1932, arguing that Einstein should not be allowed into the United States.
