The phrase "activity of the mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to mental processes such as thinking, reasoning, or reflecting.
Example: "Meditation is a practice that enhances the activity of the mind, allowing for greater clarity and focus."
Alternatives: "mental process" or "cognitive function".
In Maramures, Maria told Ms. Effendi, she has room for activity of the mind.
Brunschvicg's critical Idealism studied the activity of the mind as manifested in the history of mathematics, science, and philosophy, an approach differentiating his method from Kant's deductive one.
He maintained that there can be no philosophy beyond judgment, for judgment is the first activity of the mind and synthesizes the form and content of concepts.
Aristotle, whom he mentions, emphasized bodily activity, but each activity required an accompanying activity of the mind if it was to have any value in the building of an individual's character.
His nephew, Marcel Mauss, who held the chair of sociology at the Collège de France, was less systematic than Durkheim and paid greater attention to symbolism as an unconscious activity of the mind.
Getting beneath the restless surface activity of the mind is the initial point of meditation.
Ca++ is necessary for ATPase activity of the MinD-homologue AtMinD1 in plastids [11], but is not required in E. coli.
For him, all forms of social life represent the operation of universal laws regulating the activities of the mind.
Impulsion is the nonphysical life energy that propels all biological motion and growth, up to and including all activities of the mind.
Note that this argument indicates that knowing that one lives and is are not pieces of knowledge about one's bodily existence, but about the activities of the mind.
Some interpreters, such as J. Hopkins (1996), see his use of medieval scholastic language for the powers and activities of the mind as placing him mainly in the medieval Aristotelian-Thomist tradition of critical realism, while emphasizing anew the active character of knowing at all levels and thus stressing that the mind is an active power.
