The phrase "activity object" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to programming, software development, or project management, where it refers to an object that represents an activity within a system.
Example: "In our project management software, each task is represented as an activity object that contains details such as deadlines and assigned team members."
Alternatives: "task entity" or "event object".
Increased activity, object interactions, and altered locomotor patterns provide multi-dimensional phenotypes to model in the rodent BPM.
Deprived of this ever-important free time, we can only feel our own presence in relation to another activity, object, or other.
The frequency of keywords from the activity, object, location, occupation and safety/preventive devices were explored as these elements provided the most work-specific terms out of all elements that were extracted.
Finally Process object is associated with Design and Management activity objects to make up a mutually communicating set of the three objects called design cycle representing safety conscious process design.
We extend it with security levels attached to activities (active objects) and transmitted data.
JEWISH SEASONS AND CELEBRATIONS," an exhibition that introduces visitors to Passover and other holidays, with interactive activities, objects and photographs.
In the same way, he thinks that the truths of mathematics are reflections of eternal entities that "exist" apart from any human activities – objects that would still be there even if "there was no universe, no matter, no space", and which we might, if so inclined, identify with God, or with "the god everyone is chasing".
We draw on activity theory (AT) to frame the interactions among the activities, objects, and advances in the DM ISD.
This aspect could be of importance since one difficulty is to separate nearby high-activity objects from each other.
We created a collection of short nonlinguistic auditory clips encoding familiar human activities, objects, animals, natural phenomena, machinery, and social scenes.
People with PTSD want to avoid places, activities, objects that bring up unpleasant reminders or feelings about the trauma.
