The phrase "activity item" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific task or component related to an activity, such as in project management or event planning.
Example: "Please review the activity item on the agenda for our next meeting to ensure we are prepared to discuss it."
Alternatives: "task component" or "action point".
Injury activity item, with a similar methodological history as the location of injury item (Pickett et al. 2005); "What were you doing when the most serious injury happened?
A significant correlation was found between the Social Activity item (Item 3) and the total score on the Strauss Carpenter scale and the three reference scales.
Item 1: I enjoyed doing this activity; item 2: I think this activity was easy; item 3: I think I did well in this activity and item 4: I want to do more activities like this.
An additional item, daytime sleep, was removed as results could prove difficult to interpret because sleeping either more or less could represent an increase in RSV severity and increased sleep would already be captured within the activity item (i.e., no activity), and decreased sleep could also correlate with mood (e.g., increased fussiness).
For Activity item, MDC figure of 0.808 was adopted to estimate MID.
The "forced sexual activity" item was excluded because it was deemed inappropriate for this age group [ 14].
Questions on recent physical activity had high agreement (66%to8989%) as did ″usual" physical activity items, weight loss, and food selection behaviors.
Of course all the expected activity items are on offer at &Beyond Mnemba Island - from world-class diving and snorkelling, swimming and kayaking, but perhaps the greatest indulgence is doing nothing at all.
Facebook has stepped on FriendFeed's toes with a few other features, including the ability to import activity items from third party sites into your News Feed and the fusion of microblogging with activity streams.
The update addresses many of the features MySpaceID has lacked since it first launched last June, including the ability to syndicate activity feed items from MySpace to third party sites (the ability to send activity items in the opposite direction is coming soon).
Early every weekday, and even on some Saturdays, Agnes, a BRAC ECD caregiver, opens the small classroom, sweeps it clean and organizes the children's activity items before they arrive.
