The phrase "activity pursued" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific action or endeavor that someone is engaged in or actively working on.
Example: "The activity pursued by the team was aimed at improving community engagement through various outreach programs."
Alternatives: "undertaken activity" or "engaged activity".
It was an occasional activity pursued when villagers felt a need for community uplift.
Clearly, motivation and the type of activity pursued are interdependent factors.
The business need not be full time; it may be a moonlighting activity pursued by an employed person.
This is her domestic passion-project activity pursued in a submissive spirit while her famous older-man husband gets on with his agonised vocation: trying and failing to write.
But by Monday, when the high was forecast to be 126, the major sporting focus at Death Valley was on preparations for another outdoor activity pursued by many business travelers anywhere they happen to travel: running.
The prosecution will argue that he feared losing control of a sport he had developed and built up from a niche activity pursued only by enthusiastic amateurs to the global multi-billion pound industry it is today.
Herein lies the problem with the many unorganized activities pursued by young children.
One of the more interesting activities pursued in the past year has been on investigation of the possible linkage between mercury and autism.
Many studies have examined travel time in relation to the types of activities pursued and their duration.
By including all the activities pursued in a day, travel time for constrained activities is balanced against travel time for discretionary activities.
It added: "Much of the behaviour exhibited by the teacher was typical of grooming activities pursued by adults intent on sexually abusing children.
