The phrase "activity that involves" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a specific type of action or task that requires participation or engagement in a particular manner.
Example: "The workshop will focus on an activity that involves teamwork and collaboration among participants."
Alternatives: "task that includes" or "process that entails".
Among the 8 different situations, the ESS item "dozing while talking" is the only activity that involves the kind of attention, alertness, and active engagement required in social interactions.
Any activity that involves pushing nature around necessarily demands force.
I'd prefer an activity that involves some walking.
Meditation can be broadly defined as any activity that involves controlling your attention.
However, any learning activity that involves pupils with differing abilities is really challenging to get right.
He describes juggling as a "right-brain activity that involves letting yourself go..."....
The word "curate," lofty and once rarely spoken outside exhibition corridors or British parishes, has become a fashionable code word among the aesthetically minded, who seem to paste it onto any activity that involves culling and selecting.
This is caused by any activity that involves repeated movements of the arm over your head and leads to inflammation of the so-called rotator cuff muscles around the shoulder joint.
He put us and our bikes on rollers, making minute adjustments to saddles, handlebars and pedals that can make the world of difference in an activity that involves repetition of the same movement tens of thousands of times.
Under what circumstances could Edward Fortyhands, an activity that involves having two forty-ounce bottles of malt liquor affixed to your hands with duct tape, be construed as enjoyable?
Such individuals will also babysit the pups, an activity that involves measurable sacrifice, to the extent of 1-2% of body weight for each day's duty.
