The phrase "activity piece" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific component or segment of an activity, often in educational or organizational contexts.
Example: "The workshop will include an activity piece that encourages participants to collaborate and brainstorm ideas."
Alternatives: "activity component" or "activity segment".
Getting customers to increasingly visit the mobile app impacts the conversion-per-visit numbers, but serves the longer-term goal of making shopping an ongoing activity where pieces of the shopping experience itself have to be sliced up to fit the way shopping on mobile is done.
By holding a magnetic coil over somebody's skull, a researcher can affect the activity of the piece of cortex beneath, while causing no pain to the subject.
While bloody murders of virgins may be an antiquated activity, as this piece over in the Atlantic points out, killing them mentally is still going on plenty.
While bloody murders of virgins may be an antiquated activity, as this piece over in The Atlantic points out, killing them mentally is still going on plenty.
Then, using the journal writing they did in the Warm-Up activity on one piece of Rauschenberg's art, ask them to revisit in writing their initial reactions to that piece, using these questions as a guide: -Has their understanding of the piece changed?
After 21... Be4, Kramnik organized his position with 22 O-O, but Kasparov enjoyed superior piece activity with 22... Rd22...
After 20... BlackBlack's outpost at d3 and the activity of his pieces compensated for his weakened pawn structure.
At Shangri La collecting and designing were essentially the same activity; Duke acquired pieces with an eye to placing them in the house.
The memo from Mr. Clarke's group in July 2001 about F.B.I. activities adds another piece of evidence to the document trail, but it is unlikely to resolve the questions over whether the administration did enough to deter an attack.
And then as they sing all that from the mountain top, in October there comes an answering contralto – Jeremy Hunt, the Tories' shadow culture secretary, says: "[We will have] a very fundamental root-and-branch discussion with the BBC about all its activities across the piece".
