The phrase "activity that involves a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of activity that requires participation or engagement in some manner.
Example: "The workshop will focus on an activity that involves a collaborative approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "task that requires a" or "process that entails a".
Any activity that involves a lot of agility, e.g., basketball or tennis, will put uneven stresses on your knee joints.
The next step, says Telstra's Bradlow, is to apply crowd sourcing to reservations, commuting and shopping any activity that involves a shared resource.
Furthermore, it is an inexpensive leisure activity that involves a wide range of tasks from simple ones as in bingo to complex ones as in bridge, and such games can be adapted to the level of the players.
Any activity that involved a lot of standing, like cooking for company or going to a museum, was out.
Experiencing first hand, an activity that involved a complex phenomenon and provided the pedagogical tools (Mini-Maglites™) for constructing knowledge on their own was useful for helping LAs understand and believe the role that engagement with tools, scaffolding, and groups plays in learning.
Now 57, and almost four inches shorter than his peak height of 5 feet 11 inches tall, Mr. Richards has to avoid activities that involve a risk of falling or injury, and he can no longer partake in the ranching activities he has done all his life.
The difference between these two fellowships is the degree of patient contact--the K23 award is intended for physicians who wish to pursue research activities that involve a lot of interaction with human research participants, like running clinical trials and testing therapies, whereas the K08 funding is for more basic research on model organisms.
Setting aside my personal experiences with men, I do understand that some women feel a level of discomfort from participating in outdoors activities that involve a larger number of male participants.
For activities that involve the full range of motion of pelvis in the sagittal plane, the b and wCMC values are significantly higher than those of the activities that involve a small movement of pelvis in sagittal plane (p < 0.05).
Sexual activities that involve a person below a statutorily designated age fall under the large umbrella of CSA; however, the age of consent varies greatly across countries, from as young as 12 or 13 (e.g. Tonga, Spain) to 17 or 18 years of age (e.g. some states in the US, Australia).
Considering the results with ApHMW1C and HMW1C, HMW1C-like proteins catalyze N-glycosylation of an acceptor protein and appear to have acquired a secondary O-glycosylation activity that involves transferring a donor sugar to an acceptor sugar, forming di-hexoses on glycoproteins.
