The phrase "activity of the collection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the actions or processes involved in gathering or managing a collection of items or data.
Example: "The activity of the collection involves regular updates and maintenance to ensure all items are accounted for."
Alternatives: "operation of the collection" or "process of the collection".
GM and LM coordinated activities for the collection of canine mammary tumor samples.
Our vector set is suitable to analyse the activity of the growing collection of publicly available cDNA clones sequenced from several attR1/R2 Gateway cDNA libraries.
Receiving funds committed the club organiser to agree to undertake a minimum level of activity including the collection of resource data from club members, identification of potential savings made in the club and support to assist club members realise the savings.
However, the term 'metagenomics' applies to a very broad range of technical activities, including the collection of environmental samples [ 3], the extraction of deoxyribonucleic acid/ribonucleic acid (RNA)/protein from those samples, the ever-increasing variety of technologies used for sequencing [ 4] and the subsequent analysis and interpretation of the resulting data.
Paired with the examination of supratidal and intertidal bear activity, the collection of black bear scats provided complementary evidence of the reliance by bears on Pacific herring eggs and amphipods.
Nonetheless, the low percentage (2%) of ACC-deaminase activity among the collection established in this work is in agreement with previous studies reporting the detection of ACC-deaminase activity only for a minor fraction of bacteria isolated from the rhizosphere of wheat growing in salinized soil [ 6, 16].
For the purposes of this report the activity of routine collection of data for surveillance was not included as a research activity.
Crowdfunding in this regard can be seen as a collaborative activity involving the collection and utilization of ideas and insights from crowds.
Activity patterns across the collection of mossy fibers (frequency of action potentials per time unit in each fiber projecting into the cerebellum) provide values for the input vector.
While in geographically explicit projects, the activity targets directly the collection of geographic information, for instance the location of a species observation, in the case of geographically implicit projects the aim could be to collect an image of a bird species; although this image could be produced geotagged, acquiring location properties was not the original aim of the project.
