The phrase "activity localisation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geography, biology, or technology, where the focus is on identifying or determining the location of specific activities.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze the activity localisation of various species in their natural habitats."
Alternatives: "activity location" or "activity positioning".
Landscape's quality plays an important role in economic activities localisation, mainly in extraordinary or reputed sceneries.
To investigate how the EWS-Oct-4B protein contributes to tumourigenesis in human cancers, we analysed its DNA-binding activity, subcellular localisation, transcriptional activation behaviour, and oncogenic properties.
The three isoforms of mammalian Cdc25, A, B and C, are all regulated by reversible phosphorylation, phosphorylation affecting their enzymatic activity, intracellular localisation and stability [5] [9].
In contrast, none of the Kinesin-13A or -13C sequences from any organism contain the positively-charged neck domain which precedes the catalytic domain in Kinesin-13B ("animal-specific") subfamily proteins [27] and which regulates activity and localisation via Aurora B phosphorylation [28] [30] (data not shown).
LMB could also have an effect on the activity or localisation of proteasomes.
Nevertheless, the pathophysiology of AD patients also highlights defective PKC activity and localisation which correlates with decreased RACK1 expression [ 197].
Thus the regulation of the activity and localisation of the family of PIP5KIα, -Iβ and -Iγ, is inevitably going to be complex and sophisticated.
Indeed some of the events taking place in each of the development stages can be linked with peroxidase activity and localisation.
This effect depends upon spontaneous TrkAIII activity, TrkAIII localisation to the centrosome and pericentrosomal area, and the capacity of TrkAIII to bind, phosphorylate, and polymerise tubulin.
Mitotic centromere-associated kinesin destabilises MTs from either end, and this activity and localisation are under the regulation of mitotic kinases (Wordeman et al, 2007).
