The phrase "activity logbook" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a record-keeping book or document where activities are logged or documented, often for tracking purposes.
Example: "Please ensure that all team members fill out the activity logbook at the end of each day to keep track of our progress."
Alternatives: "activity journal" or "logbook of activities".
The activity logbook and follow-up visits helped the monitoring of physical activity in participants.
Participants will be asked to manually stimulate the needles every three waking hours, or as required for their pain, and to record this in their daily activity logbook.
Data will be explored to see if this device provides a useful outcome tool to measure free-living activity in CLBP, when compared with the more conventional daily activity logbook.
Adherence with activity outside of the supervised exercise session will be captured using an activPAL™ professional physical activity logger (PAL technologies, Glasgow, UK) [ 26] and a structured activity logbook completed by the participant.
A physical activity logbook, detailing sedentary, light, moderate and high intensity physical activity lasting at least 10 minutes per bout during the previous week, will be completed by all participants for the week after each of the four assessments.
Participants in treatment group A will be asked to record in their daily activity logbook how often they manually stimulated the stud needles during the 48 hour treatment period, and all participants will also be asked to record any changes in their analgesic intake during the trial.
Physical activity logbooks were used both as motivational and educational tools and as data collection instruments.
Physical activity logbooks, including records on physical activity type, frequency and intensity on Borg scale and pedometer readings (intervention group), were filled daily for one week at each time.
An online activities logbook is a useful tool for recording and assessing the clinical activities undertaken by each resident during residency training in anesthesiology.
The activities logbook can be accessed securely via a personal homepage remotely from any device capable of connecting to the Internet.
The implementation of the activities logbook has become an integral part of training [ 6], covering almost all activities performed by residents, which is the prerequisite for it to be used as a monitoring/evaluation tool for recording work history and, consequently, the progress of each physician.
