The phrase "activity so as to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the purpose or intention behind an activity.
Example: "She organized the workshop activity so as to enhance team collaboration and communication."
Alternatives: "activity in order to" or "activity for the purpose of".
Moreover, infusion of ZIP (myristoylated PKMζ pseudosubstrate peptide), a peptide that interferes with atypical protein kinase C activity, so as to be active during acquisition and early consolidation impairs object-in-place memory if infused into medial prefrontal cortex but not if infused into hippocampus or perirhinal cortex [106].
This paper elaborates a view on knowledge as a result of a combinatorial search activity, so as to investigate its effects on economic growth at the regional level.
At the same time, it should be transparent to end-users and allow a high volume of activity so as to not provide a work bottleneck.
In her social policy Catherine aimed at steering the nobility toward cultural interests and economic activity so as to reduce their dependence on state service.
Bacterial type I nitroreductase NfsB (EC 1.5.1.34) has been reported to catalyze NBDZ into inactive metabolite 7-amino-benzodiazepine (7ABDZ) with promising activity, so as to become an attractive candidate for treatment of NBDZ overdose and addiction.
But some students will simply stop doing the more wholesome activity so as to avoid detection of their drug use.Underlying all of this is the alarmist way in which Americans view drug use.
Following a spiking, spikers usually mark trees or anonymously alert companies and government agencies of their activities so as to avoid harm to loggers.
This method aims at designing the routing of activities, so as to meet the customers' needs in terms of cost, quality and delivery time (short-term performance constraints), and to promote learning processes and skills exchanges within the network (long-term performance criteria).
Mum takes the brunt, although American mothers seem to be their own worst enemies, relentlessly marching their children off to improving activities so as to leave no scrap of potential untapped.The women Ms Warner interviewed for her book had frequently set out on promising careers.
There is a growing need to understand important activities so as to achieve product innovation.
Companies are increasingly looking to stand out their positive cooperation in social activities so as to exhibit the good image of the company and gain legitimacy.
