The phrase "activity recede" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a situation where an activity diminishes or decreases, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "As the season changed, we noticed that the outdoor activity began to recede."
Alternatives: "activity decline" or "activity diminish".
He says that "the underground is a good measure of the progress and the health of nations," that "when much is wrong, much needs to be hidden," that black market activity recedes "in importance when our public morality is consistent with our private one".
Not only is business activity receding, but also the dollar exchange rate is rising.
Since LN is involved in the acute phase of inflammation when leukocytic infiltration is ongoing and since VCAM-1 levels are likely to recede with reduced activity and when chronicity sets in, tracking VCAM-1 levels longitudinally may help monitor disease activity over time.
Meanwhile, Factor IX activity level also receded to baseline undetectable levels by 10 weeks postinfusion.
By the time IDO is expressed on days 8.5 12.5, the Trp-degrading activity has already receded to low levels before ceasing completely on day 14.5.
Like other technologies in history, IT and telecommunications seem destined gradually to recede into the background of human activity, leaving more time and energy to get on with the infinite complexities of business, and of life in general.
As both shocks receded, economic activity turned up.
Moreover, a previously unrecognized cancer chemopreventive activity of metformin (i.e. metformin's ability to cause pre-malignant lesions to recede or disappear thus preventing or delaying the onset of invasive cancer) may relate to metformin's ability to unexpectedly upregulate ATM activity in genomically unstable tumor cells [ 40- 42].
Vegetative cover will recede.
For floodwaters to recede.
