The phrase "activity practiced in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific activity that is commonly engaged in within a certain context or location.
Example: "Yoga is an activity practiced in many cultures around the world for its physical and mental benefits."
Alternatives: "activity engaged in" or "activity performed in".
While critics have described some of her co-stars as being pathetic and the activities practiced in her videos as exploitative, Nakadate has insisted that her work is optimistic and collaborative.
The religious activities practiced in these places are dominated by Tibetan Buddhism, mixed with elements of the Bonist or Islamic faith.
The physical activity data were measured in detail, considering the main physical activities practiced in this local community, and allowed the researchers to calculate energy expenditure.
Soils are constantly wet and maintain water ponds as a result of irrigation activities practiced in large banana plantations in the farming area.
Back in 1993 when KPMG published its first Survey of Corporate Responsibility Reporting, it was a new and niche activity practiced by only one in 10 pioneering companies.
Furthermore implementation of physical activity practices in these settings is similar [ 38].
Schools should therefore aim to offer physical activity practice in regular lessons, to carry out sufficient physical exercise lessons with qualified teachers, as well as to provide sufficient physical activity proposals during breaks and in the afternoon.
From 65 years old or over more than 50% people are sedentary and 75% of 75 year-olds claim no sport or physical activity practice in their leisure time [ 4].
Physical activity seems to be important for bone mass in all periods of life, but especially the growth period should be taking into account due to its important direct effect on bone mass and its influence in physical activity practice in later life.
